Diagnostic Barriers Stem From Underrecognized Visual Cues
Erythema, one of the earliest signs of
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Tips for Improving Rosacea Recognition in Patients With Skin of Color at Elevate-Derm
rosacea , is often less obvious in darker skin tones, Baldwin said. Similarly, recognizing telangiectasias can be harder to appreciate in darker skin… -
Scientists melt early protein clumps and shut down Alzheimer’s damage
Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have turned to concepts from polymer physics to better understand a central feature of Alzheimer’s disease: the formation of tau protein fibrils. Their work revealed that these fibrils do not appear…
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Scientists melt early protein clumps and shut down Alzheimer’s damage
Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have turned to concepts from polymer physics to better understand a central feature of Alzheimer’s disease: the formation of tau protein fibrils. Their work revealed that these fibrils do not appear…
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Ongoing Fatigue Persists After Autoimmune Hepatitis Remission
NEW research has shown that many people with autoimmune hepatitis continue to experience fatigue and poor quality of life, even when their liver enzyme levels have returned to normal. The findings challenge the long-held belief that…
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A history of suicide attempts among individuals with schizophrenia is associated with tryptophan degradation via the salivary kynurenine pathway | BMC Psychiatry
Chesney E, Goodwin GM, Fazel S. Risks of all-cause and suicide mortality in mental disorders: a meta-review. World Psychiatry. 2014;13(2):153–60.
Lu L, Dong M, Zhang L, Zhu XM, Ungvari GS, Ng CH,…
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Ageing reduces cancer risk after 85 years! Stanford mice study reveals how age protects against cancer |
New research from Stanford University reveals that extreme age may provide a surprising protective effect against cancer. In a study using genetically engineered mice, very old mice developed fewer and smaller tumours compared with younger…
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Fine needles, warm hearts — skilled acupuncture by Chinese doctors wins recognition in Kuwait-Xinhua
KUWAIT CITY, Nov. 15 (Xinhua) — For years, Mansour Al-Qallaf, a Kuwaiti lawyer, endured persistent headaches and declining vision. After seeking treatment at the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) unit of Kuwait’s Physical Medicine and…
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Tired, bloated, low on energy? Gastro doctor, Dr Pal shares 5 gut-friendly foods to fight inflammation and stay healthy
If you’ve been feeling sluggish for no clear reason, your gut might be trying to tell you something. Gastro doctor Dr Pal says chronic gut inflammation often hides in plain sight, showing up as bloating, low energy, and a weak immune system…Continue Reading
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TB Progress in Africa, Even Amid Outbreaks and Funding Gaps (Weekly Health Update)
In African health news this week, the continent reported progress against major diseases even as funding gaps continue to weigh on public-health programs. South Africa has begun trials for its first locally developed cholera vaccine, a move…
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