Namibia is reporting a resurgence of malaria in the first weeks of 2026. In the first five weeks, a cumulative total of 11,327 confirmed malaria cases were reported, of which 73% were locally acquired and 27% imported. A total of 21 deaths have…
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Exercise During Chemotherapy May Sharpen the Mind and Keep Patients Moving, New Study Finds – Pharmacy Times
- Exercise During Chemotherapy May Sharpen the Mind and Keep Patients Moving, New Study Finds Pharmacy Times
- Exercise prescription shows promise in fighting ‘chemo brain’ futurity.org
- Medical Bulletin 17/March/2026 Medical Dialogues
- Exercise…
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3 Vaccine Stocks Worth a Second Look as Mpox Is on the Rise in the U.S. – Barron's
- 3 Vaccine Stocks Worth a Second Look as Mpox Is on the Rise in the U.S. Barron’s
- Quick takes: Clade 1 mpox in NYC, cruise ship norovirus outbreak, avian flu case in Cambodia CIDRAP
- Severe mpox strain detected in NYC News12 | Bronx
- First Case of…
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Carboplatin Omission Appears Safe in Select Patients With HER2+ Breast Cancer
Some patients with breast cancer may now be able to safely and reasonably omit carboplatin therapy, especially those with lower-risk disease, according to data presented at the 43rd Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference from the phase 3 neoCARHP…
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Emilia Clarke Turns Survival into Support for Brain Injury Recovery
In 2011, while filming the first season of Game of Thrones, Emilia Clarke suffered a life-threatening brain aneurysm. Just two years later, in 2013, she experienced a second.
At the time, she was stepping into global fame, but behind the…
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A Doctor Explains the Common, Subtle Signs of Cancer
Exhaustion. Fever. Unexplained aches and pains. Bloating.
As colorectal cancer and breast cancer are on the rise in people under 40, if you’re experiencing symptoms, you shouldn’t put off that doctor’s appointment,…
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Early-life PFAS exposure may hinder adolescent bone development
Early-life exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) may influence how children’s bones develop during adolescence, according to new research published in the Journal of the Endocrine…
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‘Failure to Thrive’ Now ‘Faltering Weight’ in Pediatrics – Medscape
- ‘Failure to Thrive’ Now ‘Faltering Weight’ in Pediatrics Medscape
- US teen obesity rate reaches 16%, with Black and Hispanic adolescents at highest risk Nutrition Insight
- Strategies for preventing obesity in children South Carolina Public…
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Swedish study reveals COVID-19 may increase glandular fever risk
Even individuals who did not become seriously ill with COVID-19 may have developed a weakened immune system that could lead to serious illnesses in the future. Research from örebro University suggests that the coronavirus might…
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