New data from the Office for National Statistics shows that more people in Britain now use e-cigarettes than smoke traditional cigarettes, for the first time.
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The Independent reported on new statistics from the British government,…
Category: 6. Health
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From Research to Practice: Oncology Nurses’ Role in Improving GVHD Tacrolimus Adherence
Adherence to immunosuppressant medication is essential for achieving successful outcomes in graft-vs-host disease (GVHD) management after allogeneic stem cell transplantation (alloSCT). Tacrolimus, the key immunosuppressant, has a narrow…
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New Study Links Specific Gut Bacteria to Common Heart Disease – SciTechDaily
- New Study Links Specific Gut Bacteria to Common Heart Disease SciTechDaily
- Can changes in gut bacteria predict the risk of heart disease? MedicalNewsToday
- Recent study links gut health to heart: Here’s how beneficial gut bacteria prevent…
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Scottish scientists tackle vampire bat rabies threat in Amazon
Kevin KeaneScotland environment, energy and rural affairs correspondent
Getty ImagesVampire bats are spreading rabies into new areas of the Amazon Scottish scientists in the Amazon are helping to tackle a growing threat from vampire bats, which…
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Scientists Finally Figure Out How to Get CBD to the Brain for Pain Relief – SciTechDaily
- Scientists Finally Figure Out How to Get CBD to the Brain for Pain Relief SciTechDaily
- Nano-Formulated CBD Brings Pain Relief To Mice In 30 Minutes Without Side Effects StudyFinds
- Nano Tech Helps CBD Quiet Pain at the Source Neuroscience News
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What Your Patients Should Know About GLP-1s and Melatonin – Medscape
- What Your Patients Should Know About GLP-1s and Melatonin Medscape
- Long-term use of melatonin supplements to support sleep may have negative health effects www.heart.org
- New study links melatonin and heart failure, but experts say don’t panic…
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What Research Says About Its Blood Sugar Control Effects
Introduction
Nutritional and bioactive components
Evidence for glycemic control
Mechanisms of action
Dietary use and preparation
Limitations and safety
References
Further reading
Okra demonstrates clinically supported benefits in lowering blood…
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Can Caffeine Trigger Afib? New Study Suggests Coffee May Lower the Risk of New Episodes
Despite some previous guidance urging caution around caffeine, you may not have to go without your daily cup of joe if you have an irregular heartbeat.
New research suggests that having at least one cup of coffee per day, as opposed to none, may…Continue Reading
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Common Everyday Meds Linked to Worse Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients – MedPage Today
- Common Everyday Meds Linked to Worse Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients MedPage Today
- Common heartburn and blood pressure medicines linked to adverse breast cancer outcomes UniSA – University of South Australia
- Common meds linked to adverse…
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