Oral HPV infection may be linked to oral leukoplakia (OL), a potentially cancerous condition that appears as white patches or plaque inside the mouth. This study was recently published in the International Dental Journal.
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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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What is magnesium stacking and does it actually work?
Can combining magnesium with other nutrients really boost its effects, or is stacking more hype than help?
The idea of “stacking” supplements has grown increasingly popular in wellness circles, and the notion of creating a…
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Integrating family planning and maternity services reduces global maternal mortality
A landmark study published in The Lancet Global Health provides clear evidence that the global decline in maternal deaths over the past two decades has been driven by improvements in both family planning and maternity care. The study, “Effect…
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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding May Reprogram Breast Immunity – Medscape
- Pregnancy and Breastfeeding May Reprogram Breast Immunity Medscape
- Breastfeeding linked to lasting immune protection against breast cancer Medical Xpress
- Immunologic Mechanisms Link Parity and Lactation to Breast Cancer Protection Docwire News
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Alzheimer’s might be powered by a broken sleep-wake cycle
Alzheimer’s disease often throws a person’s daily patterns into disarray. Difficulty sleeping through the night, restless tossing, and frequent daytime naps are common early warning signs. In later stages, patients often experience “sundowning,”…
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NHS expands use of AI to stop ‘quiet killer’ liver disease
Getty ImagesA project using AI to discover liver disease early is being expanded across the South West A programme using artificial intelligence (AI) to spot patients at risk of liver disease is being rolled out across the South West of England.
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A gene from 100-year-olds could help kids who age too fast
Scientists have uncovered a breakthrough in the fight against a rare genetic condition that causes children to age much faster than normal. The discovery involves “longevity genes” found in people who live exceptionally long lives, often beyond…
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