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29/01/2025

Archive: 29/01/2025

Review confirms that antidepressants reduce anxiety, but long-term impact remains unclear

A new Cochrane review confirms that antidepressants effectively reduce symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) under trial conditions, although there is limited data on long-term usage. The review was published in ...

Jan 29, 2025

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AI-based pregnancy analysis discovers previously unknown warning signs for stillbirth and newborn complications

A new AI-based analysis of almost 10,000 pregnancies has discovered previously unidentified combinations of risk factors linked to serious negative pregnancy outcomes, including stillbirth.

Jan 29, 2025

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Large-scale data analysis links rare diseases to higher COVID-19 mortality risk

An England-wide study of over 58 million people has identified eight rare diseases that carry significantly increased risks for COVID-19-related mortality in fully vaccinated individuals. This important research calls for ...

Jan 29, 2025

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Childhood trauma strongly linked to mental health problems in Brazilian adolescents

A new study by a team of researchers from the UK and Brazil has revealed a strong connection between childhood trauma and the development of psychiatric disorders in adolescents living in low-and middle-income countries.

Jan 29, 2025

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Fresh embryo transfer may be better for women with low chance of IVF success

Fresh embryo transfer may be a better option than the use of frozen embryos for women with a low chance of having a healthy baby by in vitro fertilization (IVF), suggests a trial from China published by The BMJ today.

Jan 29, 2025

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Analysis identifies beneficial prenatal vitamins to reduce risk of infant death

Dongqing Wang, an assistant professor of Global and Community Health at George Mason's College of Public Health, is pioneering research in prenatal nutritional interventions. His latest report identifies prenatal supplements ...

Jan 29, 2025

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Topical mupirocin lowers lupus inflammation, study finds

Systemic lupus erythematosus, more commonly known as lupus, has a variety of symptoms and room for improvement when it comes to treatment.

Jan 29, 2025

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Dose-dependent link seen for alcohol, cirrhosis, liver cancer in patients with hepatitis B

For patients with hepatitis B virus, alcohol is associated with dose-dependent increased risks for cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), according to a review published online Jan. 21 in the Journal of Clinical and ...

Jan 29, 2025

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Mental health care clinicians typically ask only certain patients about firearm access, study finds

Many mental health care clinicians don't ask all of their patients whether they have access to firearms, an important step in firearm injury prevention, according to Rutgers Health researchers.

Jan 29, 2025

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Link between hypertension and the gut could pave way to better high blood pressure drugs

Monash University researchers have revealed how the gut—and what we eat—regulates high blood pressure, opening the door to more specialized potential new drugs.

Jan 29, 2025

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