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Archive: 10/10/2024

Breakdancers may risk 'headspin hole' caused by repetitive headspins, doctors warn

Breakdancers may be at risk of developing a condition caused by repeatedly doing a cardinal move of their practice and performance—the headspin—warn doctors in the journal BMJ Case Reports.

Oct 10, 2024

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Don't rely on AI chatbots for accurate, safe drug information, warns study

Patients shouldn't rely on AI-powered search engines and chatbots to always give them accurate and safe information on drugs, conclude researchers in the journal BMJ Quality & Safety, after finding a considerable number of ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Study determines higher dosage of radioembolization to treat liver cancer improves survival rates

A study led by clinician-scientists and researchers from the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) and Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has determined the benefits of using a higher dosage of radioembolization treatment ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Better breathing with custom-fit masks for a good night's sleep

Everyone snores occasionally, but for some, snoring can indicate a more serious issue: sleep disordered breathing. This refers to a range of sleep-related respiratory conditions that include obstructive sleep apnea, which ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Natural killer cells that live in the lungs can rapidly respond to a sugar rush, making them especially effective

Trinity College Dublin researchers based at St James's Hospital have provided important insights into the behavior and metabolic function of a previously largely unknown but crucial natural killer (NK) immune cell resident ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Exploring the cross-talk between innate and adaptive immunity

A new review by Dr. Ruyuan Wang and an international team of researchers explores the complex interactions between the innate and adaptive immune systems, shedding light on regulatory mechanisms in infection, cancer, and ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Study shows encouraging uptake and adherence to oral PrEP among transgender women

Researchers from the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN) presented results from HPTN 091 ("I Am Study") at the HIVR4P 2024 conference in Lima, Peru. The study examined the acceptability and feasibility of an integrated multicomponent ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Mosquitoes carrying Plasmodium parasite—imported via air travel, parcels and luggage—cause Odyssean malaria in Europe

Malaria cases resulting from bites of mosquitoes transported by aircraft from areas where it is common have increased, according to both a retrospective analysis in France and a systematic review of studies in Europe, which ...

Oct 10, 2024

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Researchers look into how cancer misinformation spreads online

One of the first things a patient just diagnosed with cancer might do is look for more information online, especially regarding alternative therapies.

Oct 10, 2024

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Extreme heat may substantially raise mortality risk for people experiencing homelessness

By nature of their living situation, people experiencing homelessness (PEH) are considered one of the most vulnerable populations to the health impacts of extreme weather.

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