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08/04/2024

Archive: 08/04/2024

Call to reduce repeat 'within-episode' antibiotic prescriptions for respiratory tract infections in primary care

A new study exploring the use of repeat antibiotic prescriptions for the same respiratory tract infection (RTI) episode—known as repeat 'within-episode' prescriptions—in primary care has found high rates of their use ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Pupil contraction indicates hidden cognitive fatigue in prolonged esports play across various skill levels

Fatigue plays a crucial role in safeguarding against overexertion by inducing feelings of tiredness and causing temporary reductions in physical and mental performance. However, according to a recent study in Computers in ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Research finds pretzel size affects intake by governing how quickly a person eats and how big their bites are

The size of an individual snack piece not only influences how fast a person eats it, but also how much of it they eat, according to a new study led by researchers at Penn State. With nearly a quarter of daily calorie intake ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Have you ever suffered intimate partner abuse? We asked girls in Malawi and 40% said yes

Intimate partner violence starts early. Around one in four girls aged between 15 and 19 worldwide have already been subjected to physical or sexual violence.

Apr 8, 2024

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Medicare pays for message-based e-visits. Are older adults using them?

In the early days of the pandemic, Medicare announced it would start paying doctors and other health care providers for the time it took to handle their patients' digital messages—or at least, the ones that required at ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Research finds preventive angioplasty does not improve prognosis

For heart attack patients, treating only the coronary artery that caused the infarction works just as well as preventive balloon dilation of the other coronary arteries, according to a new large study by researchers at Karolinska ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Biologic drug-device combination immunotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer patients

SYNC-T, an investigational therapy that combines a device-induced vaccination at the tumor site with intratumoral infusion of a multitarget biologic drug led to numerous clinical responses in patients with metastatic castrate-resistant ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Accelerated aging may increase risk of early-onset cancers in younger generations

Accelerated aging was more common in recent birth cohorts and was associated with increased incidence of early-onset solid tumors, according to research presented at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Study shows one injection of novel drug cuts systolic blood pressure by up to 12 mmHg

A single subcutaneous injection of the investigational drug zilebesiran, when added to existing treatment with a standard antihypertensive medication, reduced systolic blood pressure by between 4 to 12 mmHg on average at ...

Apr 8, 2024

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Acetaminophen may be less heart-safe than previously thought

The common painkiller acetaminophen was found to alter proteins in the heart tissue when used regularly at moderate doses, according to a new study conducted in mice. Researchers presented their work at the American Physiology ...

Apr 8, 2024

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