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Hope for Alzheimer’s? Anti-Amyloid Treatments Linked to 50% Lower RiskNew anti-amyloid drugs like gantenerumab may cut Alzheimer's risk by 50%, offering hope for prevention in high-risk patients.
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Pop an Advil, Protect Your Brain? NSAIDs Linked to Lower Dementia RiskLong-term NSAID use may significantly reduce dementia risk, especially in elderly individuals, according to a recent study.
Sharp Stomach Pain Could Signal Acute Pancreatitis: Act FastSudden upper abdominal pain may indicate acute pancreatitis, a serious condition that can escalate without prompt medical care.
Could Dark Chocolate Be Your Defense Against Oral Cancer? New Study Says YesA study shows moderate dark chocolate consumption may reduce oral cancer risk by 75%, highlighting its antioxidant properties.
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Zelenskyy Reveals Ukraine’s Tragic Losses: 43,000 Soldiers Dead Since Russia’s InvasionUkrainian President Zelenskyy reports 43,000 soldier deaths since the invasion, highlighting medical support and contrasting losses with Russia.
Pediatrician Warns: 5 Children's Products to Avoid and What to Use InsteadDoctor Megan Martin reveals five products to avoid for children: cough syrup, Neosporin, baby soap, formula, and gummy vitamins.
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North Korea’s 16th Autumn Trade Fair Opens, Showcasing Global InnovationsThe 16th Pyongyang Autumn International Trade Fair features products from 160 companies, focusing on economic exchange and cooperation.
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Seizure Drug Gabapentin May Boost Survival for Brain Cancer Patients A study finds gabapentin may improve survival rates in glioblastoma patients, showing longer lifespans compared to non-users.
Doctors Warn: Common Hypertension Test Could Be Leading Us Astray A study reveals that a common hypertension diagnostic tool may misdiagnose patients, risking missed treatment for heart health.
Neuralink Gets Green Light From FDA to Accelerate Speech-Restoring Tech Neuralink's device receives FDA "breakthrough approval" to aid those with severe speech impairments due to neurological disorders.
Study Links Low Blood Sugar to Worsening Diabetic Eye Damage Hypoglycemia may promote the destruction of the blood-retinal barrier, according to a study published in Science Translational Medicine.
No More Needles in the Spine? Blood Test May Predict Alzheimer’s Early South Korean researchers, led by Dr. Young Ho Park, discover a blood test for early Alzheimer's detection, revolutionizing diagnosis.
Your Blood Pressure Could Be a Time Bomb—Here’s What You Need to Know Increased vigilance is crucial for cerebral hemorrhages, due to rising risks from stress and weather changes.
Not Sure if It’s a Stroke or Stress? Know the Signs and Who to Call Know when to seek medical help: from severe headaches to chest pain, find the right specialist to prevent health crises.
Ventricular Tachycardia: The Fast, Irregular Heartbeat That Can Stop You Cold Ventricular tachycardia is a serious arrhythmia that can lead to sudden death; immediate medical attention is crucial for symptoms.
Hope for Alzheimer’s? Anti-Amyloid Treatments Linked to 50% Lower Risk New anti-amyloid drugs like gantenerumab may cut Alzheimer's risk by 50%, offering hope for prevention in high-risk patients.
Back Pain Fixes? Study Says Most Non-Surgical Treatments Are Useless A study reveals that many non-surgical treatments for lower back pain may not be effective, highlighting the need for better research.
Pop an Advil, Protect Your Brain? NSAIDs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk Long-term NSAID use may significantly reduce dementia risk, especially in elderly individuals, according to a recent study.
Sharp Stomach Pain Could Signal Acute Pancreatitis: Act Fast Sudden upper abdominal pain may indicate acute pancreatitis, a serious condition that can escalate without prompt medical care.
Could Dark Chocolate Be Your Defense Against Oral Cancer? New Study Says Yes A study shows moderate dark chocolate consumption may reduce oral cancer risk by 75%, highlighting its antioxidant properties.
Coughing More Than 8 Weeks? Here Are 4 Common Causes You Might Not Know About Chronic cough lasting over 8 weeks may indicate conditions like post-nasal drip, asthma, COPD, or GERD; medical attention is advised.
FDA Apporoves 'Alhemo' to Help Hemophilia Patients Manage Bleeding Novo Nordisk's hemophilia treatment Alhemo has FDA approval, targeting patients with antibodies against traditional therapies.
Zelenskyy Reveals Ukraine’s Tragic Losses: 43,000 Soldiers Dead Since Russia’s Invasion Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports 43,000 soldier deaths since the invasion, highlighting medical support and contrasting losses with Russia.
Pediatrician Warns: 5 Children's Products to Avoid and What to Use Instead Doctor Megan Martin reveals five products to avoid for children: cough syrup, Neosporin, baby soap, formula, and gummy vitamins.
6 Types of Pain You Should Never Ignore—Calll Your Doctor Right Now Six pains to never ignore: severe headache, chest pain, abdominal pain, burning in feet/legs, calf pain, and unexplained multiple pains.
North Korea’s 16th Autumn Trade Fair Opens, Showcasing Global Innovations The 16th Pyongyang Autumn International Trade Fair features products from 160 companies, focusing on economic exchange and cooperation.
Four Cups Too Many? Study Links Excess Coffee to Higher Stroke Risk A study reveals high consumption of carbonated drinks, fruit beverages, and over four cups of coffee daily increases stroke risk.
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