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29/11/2023

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Already-licensed drugs could be trialed to potentially treat secondary brain cancer, new research finds

The largest review of papers for brain cancer that has spread from the lungs has found abnormalities in the brain cancer for which licensed drugs could be clinically trialed to find out if they could treat the disease. The ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Sit all day? Periodic squatting exercises may help preserve your brain power

We know sedentary behavior is bad for our health, especially for those of us who sit at a desk all day or in front of the TV each night. It has even been linked to mild cognitive impairment. Previous research has suggested ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Is assisted dying available equally to all in New Zealand?

Just over two years ago, terminally ill New Zealanders were given the right to request a medically assisted death with the End of Life Choice Act. But having assisted dying legally available doesn't mean everyone has the ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Genetic switches in tumor development may lead to new therapeutic target for colorectal cancer

Researchers at Kanazawa University report in Cancer Research how Kras and p53 mutations influence the tumor suppressor and promoter functions of a TGF- ß pathway. The findings may lead to a new approach for colorectal cancer ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Clinicians, practices and patients all have a part to play in dealing with risks of remote GP consultations

While most remote GP consultations are safe, the "Remote by Default" study finds that GP consultations conducted remotely carry more risk for patients with some urgent conditions.

Nov 29, 2023

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Conscientious personalities less at risk of dementia diagnosis, analysis suggests

People with personality traits such as conscientiousness, extraversion and positive affect are less likely to be diagnosed with dementia than those with neuroticism and negative affect, according to a new analysis by researchers ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Exploring the role of marketing in disrupted health care markets

Researchers from Duke University, University of New South Wales, University of Wisconsin, and University of Washington published an editorial for the Journal of Marketing that calls for marketing to tackle the challenges ...

Nov 29, 2023

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Study: Cannabis use disorder increasing among veterans with psychiatric disorders

Research published in The American Journal of Psychiatry finds that during a period of increasing cannabis use in the U.S., the prevalence of cannabis use disorder is disproportionally increasing among veterans with psychiatric ...

Nov 29, 2023

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A smart glove to improve stroke rehabilitation

An electronic glove that enables movement in the paralyzed hand of stroke survivors to support their rehabilitation has been invented by a team from the University of Southampton.

Nov 29, 2023

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Report: Nazi doctors weren't just 'a few bad apples.' Simplistic stories won't help guard against future medical abuses

Extraordinary evil involves a total moral collapse across society caused by failure of individual humanity and ethical judgment. This was the conclusion of the philosopher Hannah Arendt after witnessing the trial of Adolf ...

Nov 29, 2023

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