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  • Dancing, Exercise Offer Many Benefits in Parkinson’s Disease – Medscape

    1. Dancing, Exercise Offer Many Benefits in Parkinson’s Disease  Medscape
    2. Parkinson’s Is on the Rise in the Sacramento Valley. Dancing and Boxing Can Help  Comstock’s magazine
    3. Dance helps improve mobility for those living with Parkinson’s  The…

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  • Emerging Technologies in Brain Tumor Management (Podcast)

    Emerging Technologies in Brain Tumor Management (Podcast)

    “The biggest thing that’s happened in the past five to 10 years in brain tumor care has been the genomic revolution hitting our field,” says Andrew Dhawan, MD, PhD, a physician scientist with Cleveland Clinic’s Rose Ella Burkhardt Brain…

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  • Wakefield A&E Doctor warns of ‘worst winter we’ve ever seen’

    Wakefield A&E Doctor warns of ‘worst winter we’ve ever seen’

    Jamie CoulsonYorkshire health correspondent

    BBC A doctor is standing in a side room in an A&E department.  He is talking to a 77-year-old woman who is lying in bed.  She is breathing oxygen through a tube that goes into her nose.  He is wearing a face mask.BBC

    Dr Richard Gorman says Pinderfields Hospital is dealing with record numbers of patients.

    Walking past a line of patients being treated in an A&E corridor, Dr Richard Gorman admits the situation is “not…

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  • NHS issues tips to stay well and out of hospital this winter

    NHS issues tips to stay well and out of hospital this winter

    A hospital consultant has issued advice to older people to help them stay healthy and out of hospital over the festive period.

    Winter conditions can increase falls, pneumonia and flu, heart conditions and other health issues, with more than 40% of…

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  • Cross-Border Capacity Building Meeting to Strengthen VPD Outbreak Response Preparedness

    Surveillance Medical Officers from WHO India and Nepal Gather in Gorakhpur, India and Biratnagar, Nepal

    New Delhi, India —In November 2025, a pivotal cross-border capacity building meeting brought together Surveillance Medical Officers (SMOs)…

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  • Medical Miracles at Penn Medicine: Breakthrough with Customized CRISPR Treatment for Patient with CPS1

    Medical Miracles at Penn Medicine: Breakthrough with Customized CRISPR Treatment for Patient with CPS1

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  • Trauma Severity Best Predicts SSI Risk After Laparotomy for Visceral Perforation

    Trauma Severity Best Predicts SSI Risk After Laparotomy for Visceral Perforation

    Trauma severity is the most accurate predictor of SSI (surgical site infection) risk, whereas ertapenem prophylaxis is linked to reduced traumatic wound infection rates following exploratory laparotomy due to traumatic visceral…

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  • Glucocorticoids Reduce Death in Low-Resource Community-Acquired Pneumonia

    Glucocorticoids Reduce Death in Low-Resource Community-Acquired Pneumonia

    Among patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in a low-resource setting, those treated with adjunctive low-dose glucocorticoids had a lower risk of all-cause mortality, according to study findings published in the New…

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