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High blood pressure associated with environmental contamination by tellurium

The likelihood of developing high blood pressure (hypertension) increases with higher levels of tellurium, a contaminant transferred from mining and manufacturing activities to foods. Improved monitoring of tellurium levels ...

Aug 1, 2024

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Wildfire smoke exposure linked with higher dementia risk

The wildfires that are increasing with climate change could harm the future brain health of humanity, a new study suggests.

Aug 1, 2024

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Common medical billing errors keep many Americans from care, report shows

Insured working-age adults are frequently being hit with medical bills for services that should have been covered, a new Commonwealth Fund survey has found.

Aug 1, 2024

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Study suggests that a longer reproductive lifespan is associated with a lower prevalence of multimorbidity

Because of the aging of the ovaries, a woman's fertility gradually declines, and she eventually enters menopause. The onset of menopause puts women at a significantly higher risk of various diseases such as cardiovascular ...

Aug 1, 2024

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Most Americans don't know about lung cancer screening, survey shows

People who've had a history of smoking can get a lung cancer spotted early—when it's most treatable—through annual CT screening.

Aug 1, 2024

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Using AI, researchers pioneer a potential new immunotherapy approach for treating glioblastoma

In an innovative study of glioblastoma, scientists used artificial intelligence (AI) to reprogram cancer cells, converting them into dendritic cells (DCs), which can identify cancer cells and direct other immune cells to ...

Aug 1, 2024

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Study examines trends in esophageal cancer disparities over time

From 1999 to 2020, age-adjusted esophageal cancer mortality decreased among Black adults but stabilized among white adults, reducing the racial mortality gap, according to a study published online July 24 in the Journal of ...

Aug 1, 2024

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Dietitian explains what you should know about processed, ultra-processed foods

Processed, and especially ultra-processed, foods have been blamed for the national rise in obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Aug 1, 2024

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Study finds predictors of nocturnal enuresis include stressful events, toilet training practices

Child sex, toilet training practices, drinking caffeine before bed, and stressful events are predictors of nocturnal enuresis in children, according to a study published online June 9 in Frontiers in Pediatrics.

Aug 1, 2024

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Comprehensive meta-analysis pinpoints which vaccination strategies different countries should adopt

Vaccines are safe and effective, and help reduce death and illness. But global vaccination rates are suboptimal and have trended downward, leaving humanity more vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases such as COVID-19, ...

Aug 1, 2024

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