Nature Post-sepsis syndrome is a major concern affecting sepsis survivors. COVID-19 increases the risk of long-term complications, but existing data lack detail on patient-specific factors and…
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“Natural Experiment” Reveals Lifelong Cardiac Benefits of Early Sugar Limits – SciTechDaily
- “Natural Experiment” Reveals Lifelong Cardiac Benefits of Early Sugar Limits SciTechDaily
- What Britain’s post-war sugar rationing teaches us about long-term heart health News-Medical
- Reducing Sugar Intake in Childhood May Reduce…
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Secondary Infections and Long COVID in Kids: What Pediatricians Need to Know | The Transmission
Medscape When Lucas Denault was first infected with COVID in January 2021 at the age of 15, his symptoms were relatively mild. A high school athlete at the time, the Pennsylvania resident experienced a brief bout of cold-like symptoms,…
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ACR 2025: Lupus Transplant Disparities Worsen – European Medical Journal ACR 2025: Lupus Transplant Disparities Worsen
Kidney Transplant Disparities in Lupus
RACIAL disparities continue to affect kidney transplant outcomes in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), even after the 2014 revision of the Kidney Allocation System designed to improve organ…
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Honoring World Stroke Day: Insights on Systemic Stroke Risk and Prevention Strategies | NeurologyLive
In recognition of World Stroke Day 2025, held annually October 29th, NeurologyLive® spoke with Andrew Russman, DO, Head of the Stroke Program and Medical Director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center at the
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Weight loss drugs to credit for drop in obesity rate?
(TNND) — Gallup reported a “meaningful decrease” in the adult obesity rate, which coincided with an increased uptake of injectable weight loss drugs.
The Gallup report, which relied on self-reported data, showed the obesity rate fell to 37% this…
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5 Early Signs of Osteoporosis Doctors Say You Shouldn’t Ignore
An estimated 10 million Americans aged 50 and older have osteoporosis, a condition that causes bone loss and a higher risk of fractures. Your risk of getting the disease increases as you get older, making it important to be aware of early warning…
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Otago Aids Major Study on TB Spread
The University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka is part of a groundbreaking new international study set to investigate whether people with tuberculosis (TB) who show no symptoms are unknowingly spreading it – potentially changing the…
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