HETROMBOPAG demonstrates high response rates and a favourable safety profile in paediatric immune thrombocytopenia, supporting its role as an effective second line treatment option when first line therapy fails. Findings from a cohort of…
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India reports Nipah virus cases as neighbors step up screening – news.cgtn.com
- India reports Nipah virus cases as neighbors step up screening news.cgtn.com
- Health experts scramble to contain outbreak of deadly Nipah virus The Telegraph
- Nipah scare: RT-PCR tests conducted on bats at Kolkata zoo The Hindu
- Phuket airport…
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How a Heart Health Dietitian Fits Sugar and Alcohol Into Her Diet
As a registered dietitian, Lena Beal first learned about nutrition from her own family.
“My great-grandparents were farmers, so they grew nearly everything they ate, made their own preserves, the whole thing,” Beal, a…
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How One Man Lowered His Cholesterol by 40 Points
- Fiber-rich, low saturated fat meals helped lower LDL cholesterol and boost energy.
- Convenient whole foods and label reading made healthy eating sustainable.
- At-home morning workouts helped with both weight loss and cholesterol.
After fainting…
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Weekly health update | Mpox no longer considered a continental public health emergency
Africa CDC has ended mpox’s continental emergency status, moving toward a longer-term, country-led response. Ethiopia is nearing the threshold for declaring the end of its Marburg outbreak under close surveillance. New research is pointing…
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Pinpointing the key factors in Thoroughbred pregnancy loss
Last month, we looked at promising research into the use of niacin to improve pregnancy rates in older mares, and this month we turn our attention to keeping mares pregnant – and what happens when a mare loses her pregnancy. By understanding the…
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The Weizmann Institute startup building cells that can replace organs
Think about it for a moment: what if each of us could make our own replacement parts? Simply take a sample of our skin and turn it into a blood cell, a liver cell, or a heart cell. Instead of waiting for an organ donor and fearing rejection, we…
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Acute Erythroid Leukemia Survival Predicted by Nomograms – European Medical Journal Acute Erythroid Leukemia Nomograms Predict Survival
SEER Nomograms for Acute Erythroid Leukemia Survival
NEW nomograms improved survival prediction for acute erythroid leukemia, highlighting age and chemotherapy as factors nationwide.
Acute erythroid leukemia is a rare and highly aggressive…
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Scientists call for urgent action as dangerous amoebas spread globally
Environmental and public health researchers are drawing attention to a little-known group of pathogens that may pose a rising global danger: free living amoebae. In a new perspective published in Biocontaminant, the team explains that these…
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