Long-term use of melatonin supplements may sharply raise the risk of heart failure and even death, according to a major new global study.
Presented at the ongoing American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2025 in New Orleans,…
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Long-term melatonin use may raise heart failure risk by 90%: Study | Health News
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Caries, gum disease may be tied to increased stroke risk – DrBicuspid.com
- Caries, gum disease may be tied to increased stroke risk DrBicuspid.com
- Poor Oral Health Linked to Hidden Brain Damage SciTechDaily
- 21-Year Study Links Gum Disease And Cavities to Higher Stroke Risk ScienceAlert
- What to eat for teeth. How to…
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New imaging technique for tremor patients
Queen Square Imaging Centre has developed a non-invasive imaging technique for essential tremor that enhances the precision and outcomes of MR-guided focused ultrasound.
A study by neurosurgeons from Queen Square Imaging Centre in London…
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A cup of coffee a day may keep irregular heartbeat away: study-Xinhua
CANBERRA, Nov. 10 (Xinhua) — A daily cup of coffee may protect against atrial fibrillation (AF), an irregular heartbeat that can cause heart failure, stroke, and premature death, a study has found.
Researchers have discovered a surprising…
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A cup of coffee a day may keep irregular heartbeat away: study-Xinhua
CANBERRA, Nov. 10 (Xinhua) — A daily cup of coffee may protect against atrial fibrillation (AF), an irregular heartbeat that can cause heart failure, stroke, and premature death, a study has found.
Researchers have discovered a surprising…
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Weekly Special Press Briefing on Health Emergencies in Africa – Africa CDC
Weekly Special Press Briefing on Health Emergencies in Africa – Africa CDC
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Dundee and US surgeons achieve world-first stroke surgery using robot
Graham FraserBBC Scotland
University of DundeeProf Iris Grunwald demonstrates the technology which she says now shows that a specialist doesn’t need to be “in the same hospital, or even in the same country, to help you” Doctors from Scotland and…
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Australian Scientists Use Bacteria As “Living Medicines” To Kill Cancer Cells
We’re still a long way from a “cure” for cancer.
But one day we could have programmable, self-navigating bacteria that find tumours, release treatment only where needed, then vanish without a trace.
Here’s where the science is up to.
Current…
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