Among patients with ascending aortopathy (AA), women experience significantly poorer long-term survival than men, even when they undergo surgical repair at higher rates and present with fewer cardiovascular comorbidities. So concludes new…
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Regional Consultation Meeting to Develop a Practical Guide on Immunization Waste Management
New Delhi, India — In December 2025, a dynamic group of experts, professionals, thought leaders and programme personnel from WHO and UNICEF across South-Asia and South-East Asia devoted two days between 8-9 December 2025, to collaborate and…
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Hollies living 400 miles apart are best friends after transplants
Kate BradbrookNorthamptonshire, Daventry
Family photoHollie B (left) and Hollie M met at Great Ormond Street Hospital in 2023 Two schoolgirls called Hollie who had double lung transplants in the same week have become best friends after meeting in…
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New case of measles in Queenstown
Four measles cases are still infectious according to Health New Zealand.
Photo: Unsplash/ Michael AmadeusHealth New Zealand says there is a new case of measles of Queenstown.
It brings the number of known cases nationally since the…
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Adults in England with eating disorders wait up to 700 days for treatment, report finds | Eating disorders
Adults with eating disorders in England are waiting up to 700 days for vital treatment, according to a report.
The stark figures were revealed in the first report of the National Audit of Eating Disorders (NAED), which looked at access to eating…
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Women Have Better Symptom Relief Than Men After ELVR for Emphysema
Men and women with emphysema benefit from endoscopic lung volume reduction (ELVR), although women may have an improved response in symptoms and quality of life, investigators reported in Thorax.
The retrospective analysis…
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Socioeconomic Deprivation Linked to Higher Fracture Risk and Adiposity
Socioeconomic deprivation is associated with increased odds of fragility fractures, osteoporosis, and higher regional body fat levels, according to study results published in Rheumatology.
Researchers conducted an…
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SABCS: Acupuncture Beneficial for Cognition in Breast Cancer – Cancer Therapy Advisor
- SABCS: Acupuncture Beneficial for Cognition in Breast Cancer Cancer Therapy Advisor
- Acupuncture May Ease ‘Brain Fog’ in Breast Cancer Survivors, Trial Shows Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- The Cognitive Struggle Is Real in Breast…
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Dengue cases decline in Faisalabad, one new patient reported
Health authorities in Faisalabad have reported a decline in dengue cases, with only one new patient confirmed during the past 24 hours, offering cautious relief amid ongoing seasonal concerns, 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Wednesday.
Officials…
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2 new cases of ‘zombie deer disease’ confirmed in B.C.’s Kootenay region
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The province has said that…
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