Category: 6. Health
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Could GLP-1 drugs help curb addiction? Large veteran study points to potential benefit
A major study of US veterans suggests that GLP-1 diabetes medications may influence addiction-related outcomes, revealing a surprising connection between metabolic treatments and substance use risk.
Study: Glucagon-like peptide-1…
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How somatic mutations shape disease and reveal new drug targets
Scientists reveal how evolution within our own tissues can drive disease, protect cells, and uncover hidden therapeutic targets for future precision medicine.
Somatic genomics uncovers the outcomes of evolutionary competitions…
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Mammograms Reviewed with AI Could Help Detect Heart Disease in Women – Inside Precision Medicine
- Mammograms Reviewed with AI Could Help Detect Heart Disease in Women Inside Precision Medicine
- Australian-made AI detects breast cancer risk previously missed ABC News
- AI Enables Early Prediction of Serious Heart Disease Using Mammogram Data
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Breathing and brain signals fall out of sync during deep sleep
Scientists have discovered that breathing and brain activity inside key movement circuits fall out of sync during the deepest stage of sleep.
That separation reveals a hidden rule of deep rest and reframes how the sleeping brain handles signals…
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NASA shares photos of an extraordinary event seen by astronauts
While most people witness only the familiar crack of thunder and flash of lightning from storms on Earth, brilliantly-colorful electric fireworks detonate much higher, in the thin air up to 55 miles overhead, easily seen from the ISS.
These brief…
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Polio threat looms over Punjab
Despite years of polio eradication efforts, virus continues to exist in sewage samples obtained across the province
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David C. Michael: How Epigenetics Shapes Cancer Beyond DNA Mutations
David C. Michae/LinkedIn
David C. Michae, Vice President of Institutional Relations at Oxford University Biotech Society and Doctoral Researcher at University of Oxford, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Cancer is not only driven by…
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How short bursts of exercise produce ‘fertiliser for the brain’ – The Times
- How short bursts of exercise produce ‘fertiliser for the brain’ The Times
- Exercise and the brain Parkview Health
- Exercise Protects Against Alzheimer’s, And Scientists May Finally Know Why ScienceAlert
- Cardiovascular surgeon with 25 years…
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