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Category: 6. Health
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Early Release – Case Series of Bacteremia Associated with Probiotic Use in Children after Cardiac Surgery, China – Volume 32, Number 1—January 2026 – Emerging Infectious Diseases journal
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Finding moms’ vaccine-induced whooping cough antibodies in babies’ noses highlights benefits of indirect immunization
Newborns of mothers vaccinated against pertussis (whooping cough) during pregnancy have antibodies not only in their blood but also in their nasal membranes, the entry site for Bordetella pertussis, the bacteria that cause the highly contagious…
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Alzheimer’s Association Releases White Paper to Help Health Systems Build Strong Dementia Care Programs
— New guidance and financial modeling tool support organizations transitioning to value-based care —
CHICAGO, Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Alzheimer’s Association Dementia…
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Magtein clinical study reveals significant gains in cognitive age and cardiovascular health
Magtein has received new clinical backing for its effects in boosting cognitive performance, memory, reaction time, brain cognitive age, and heart rate variability. This patented proprietary form of magnesium L-threonate has been extensively…
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
Introduction
Background
The global prevalence of obesity has tripled since 1975, and the economic burden of obesity and overweight is projected to reach 3.3% of global gross domestic product by 2060 []. Beyond economic considerations, obesity…
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This after-meal blood sugar spike may raise Alzheimer’s risk
A research team from the University of Liverpool has reported new evidence suggesting that sharp increases in blood sugar following meals may raise the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The findings point to after-meal glucose levels as a potential…
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Baseline Fatigue and Cancer Toxicity Risk
Baseline fatigue reported before cancer treatment is strongly associated with a higher risk of severe and fatal treatment related toxic effects, according to a large, pooled analysis of randomised clinical trial data.
Study Design and…
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Baseline Fatigue and Cancer Toxicity Risk
Baseline fatigue reported before cancer treatment is strongly associated with a higher risk of severe and fatal treatment related toxic effects, according to a large, pooled analysis of randomised clinical trial data.
Study Design and…
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First NHS Leukemia Patient Receives Obe-cel CAR-T Therapy
A male patient, aged 28, with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-cell ALL) was treated with obe-cel, a CAR-T therapy, on the UK’s NHS England – the first leukemia patient to receive this CAR-T on the NHS.
For several years,…
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