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12/06/2024

Archive: 12/06/2024

Lead found in children's food illustrates need for 'continued advocacy' for testing standards

Lunchables and popular brands of children's veggie puffs were found to have high levels of lead, something Northeastern expert Neil Maniar said families "shouldn't gloss over."

Jun 12, 2024

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Research pair finds Gen X people more susceptible to many types of cancers than prior generations

A pair of biostatisticians at the U.S. National Cancer Institute, has found that members of Generation X are more susceptible to many kinds of cancers than their parents or grandparents were. In their study, published in ...

Jun 12, 2024 report

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Study determines in utero undernutrition contributes to accelerated biological aging

Babies born after exposure to famine in-utero show signs of accelerated aging six decades later, according to a study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center. ...

Jun 12, 2024

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Scientists investigate association between omega-3s and symptoms of psychosis in early adulthood

A new study, the largest of its kind, published in Biological Psychiatry today, tracked the blood test results of over 3,500 participants for a span of 17 years to explore a possible link between diet and mental health.

Jun 12, 2024

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Video: How low testosterone can affect men's health

Millions of men live with a testosterone deficiency. If left unchecked, this treatable condition may contribute to serious health problems like osteoporosis and lowered red blood cell production.

Jun 12, 2024

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CAR T cell therapy for advanced prostate cancer demonstrates positive results in Phase I clinical trial

Treating prostate cancer with immunotherapy is currently difficult to do. But results from a first in-human Phase I trial using a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy developed by researchers from City of Hope, ...

Jun 12, 2024

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Unraveling the mystery of atherosclerosis in patients with Werner syndrome

Approximately one in every 20,000 to 40,000 children born in Japan and about one in every 100,000 throughout the world bear a mutation in the WRN gene. This gene is responsible for producing the Werner protein, which belongs ...

Jun 12, 2024

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Vascular neurologist explains how poor sleep can be linked to stroke

Sleep problems can increase someone's risk of stroke. Sleep problems can include too little sleep (less than five hours), too much sleep (more than nine hours), poor quality, difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep, ...

Jun 12, 2024

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How the Paris Olympics could become a super-spreader event for dengue

In September 2023, several people came down with dengue fever in Paris, France. The presence of this mosquito-borne disease was notable for two reasons. It was the most northerly outbreak ever recorded, and none of the people ...

Jun 12, 2024

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New study shows long-term effectiveness of gastric bypass in treating type 2 diabetes and obesity

Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, a type of weight-loss surgery, kept type 2 diabetes in remission for up to 15 years and most of the weight off for up to 20 years in one of the largest long-term studies of patients undergoing the ...

Jun 12, 2024

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