Advances in the management and treatment of atrial fibrillation have improved survival for everyone but have not closed the gap between social groups
Nicklas Vinter
The study is based on nationwide Danish registry data from more than 380,000…
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Testing season of festive flu looms
Each winter sees some level of influenza circulating.
Ireland has experienced bad influenza seasons before, and the weeks ahead are shaping up to offer a testing season of festive flu and colds.
The flu this winter has…
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‘I wasn’t ready for a mastectomy’ – nurse shares cancer journey
Ms Noble, from Broadstairs, had a routine mammogram in 2023, which flagged her up for further testing.
She was eventually given the diagnosis, days before the funeral of her mother, who had died unexpectedly.
“When my phone rang with an unknown…
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Suffolk and Essex study to research singing and Parkinson’s
Britten Pears ArtsEast Suffolk Skylarks is a singing group for people living with Parkinson’s and their companions People with Parkinson’s are being asked to help with a study exploring if singing can improve facial mobility and expression…
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Self-perceived life course sleep duration trajectories and risk and age at onset of Parkinson’s disease
Lajoie, A. C., Lafontaine, A.-L. & Kaminska, M. The spectrum of sleep disorders in Parkinson disease: a review. Chest 159, 818–827 (2021).
Iranzo, A., Cock, V. C. D., Fantini, M. L.,…
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