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02/09/2024

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Young adults in England let down by 'postcode lottery' for ADHD treatment, national survey finds

A national survey conducted as part of University of Exeter research has found huge variation in treatment for ADHD, highlighting the struggle many young adults face once they turn 18.

Sep 2, 2024

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False-positive mammograms discourage some women from future screenings

Early detection of breast cancer through mammography screening continues to save lives. However, abnormal findings on mammograms can lead to women being recalled for additional imaging and biopsies, many of which turn out ...

Sep 2, 2024

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Researchers challenge Connectome Projects and unveil new mechanisms of mentality

In a newly published critique of the Connectome Projects, Dr. Gerard Marx from MX Biotech and Prof. Chaim Gilon from Hebrew University offer fresh perspectives on the intricate structures of the brain that have long been ...

Sep 2, 2024

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Trial finds drug-coated balloon angioplasty less effective than second generation drug-eluting stents

Novel drug-coated balloons (DCB) did not outshine standard treatment with second generation drug-eluting stents (DES) as they were expected to, in a surprise finding of the first randomized trial to compare clinical outcomes ...

Sep 2, 2024

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A data-efficient foundation model for biomarker detection

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems shows promise in medicine, where they can be used to detect diseases earlier, improve treatments, and ease staff workloads. But their performance depends on how well the AI ...

Sep 2, 2024

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Male doctors from abroad less likely than their British counterparts to be promoted since the pandemic, research shows

Male doctors from abroad are much less likely than their British counterparts to be promoted to consultant in the NHS since the pandemic began, new research shows. However, women doctors are catching up with male British ...

Sep 2, 2024

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The dark side of egg donation: Racial discrimination in fees and unspoken health risks

White women are paid up to eight times more for their eggs than Black women in the U.S., according to data uncovered by the author of a new book which exposes the lesser-known ramifications of egg donation.

Sep 2, 2024

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Simple measures lessen hospital-acquired COVID-19 infections, shows study

Hospitals are places where people who are sick expect to receive treatment to feel better. Instead, for many, it has been where they contracted COVID-19, leading to further medical complications.

Sep 2, 2024

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Researchers map carbon footprint of cardiac patients, from hospital admission to discharge

Health care is a leading contributor to the world's carbon footprint. New analysis on the environmental impact of two common heart procedures shows it is possible to make changes within cardiac care, without compromising ...

Sep 2, 2024

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Biomarkers may predict future sinus rhythm in patients with atrial fibrillation

Low concentrations of three selected biomarkers in the blood of patients with atrial fibrillation identify patients with a high chance of attaining sinus rhythm. This is the main result of this analysis of the EAST—AFNET ...

Sep 2, 2024

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