Global Trends in Adolescent Epilepsy
EPILEPSY affects more than 4 million adolescents worldwide, with rates remaining stagnant over the past three decades despite significant progress in neurological care.
Researchers analyzed global data…
Category: 6. Health
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The foods that make you smell more attractive
Other vegetables have a very unique effect on our smell. The asparagus plant produces a compound called the asparagusic acid and, when it’s digested by your body, it releases sulphur compounds too. It’s these chemicals, such as methanethiol and…
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Jerusalem scientists create fast skin drug delivery tool
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Royal United Hospitals Bath in stroke treatment drug trials
Researchers are looking for volunteers to take part in a study to see if two medications could help prevent recurrent strokes and their negative impact on cognitive function.
Royal United Hospitals Bath (RUH Bath) has launched a recruitment drive…
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Nutritionist warns if you don’t want to suffer from breast cancer do these 5 things: ‘If you don’t get enough oxygen…’
Breast cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death for women in many countries, and the most common cancer found in women globally. In 2022, the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimated that 670,000 women died from breast cancer…
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Jersey ADHD conference prompts ‘the start of real change’
Chris CraddockBBC Jersey communities reporter
BBCSpeakers focused on what improvements were needed to make the island more neuroinclusive Organisers of a two-day conference on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) said they hoped it would…
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Smart feature management to extend pacemaker battery life • healthcare-in-europe.com
Together, the patient and the doctor can discuss which functions are necessary, and which are ‘nice to have’, as well as what cost to the battery there is for each option
Klaus Witte
Dr Klaus Witte, Senior Lecturer and Consultant Cardiologist…
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Afternoon brain fog: MIT reveals why you ‘zone out’ midday and it is not because of boredom or laziness
We have all had nights when sleep eludes us due to too many late-night emails, the glow of the phone or just that swirl of thoughts that won’t stop. The next…
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