The Lancet Oncology: Infections Account for One in Eight Cancer Diagnoses Worldwide
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The man went to the hospital after a sudden attack of severe abdominal pain. An examination revealed a large number of stones in his gallbladder...
ACS: Menthol Additive Significantly Prolongs and Intensifies the Effects of Nicotine
The combination with menthol significantly altered metabolism...
MM: Excess Dietary Salt Raises the Risk of Fatty Liver Disease in Lean People
MASH is usually associated with obesity and metabolic disorders. However, the disease is increasingly being diagnosed in people with a normal body mass index...
Scientists Discover a ‘Pause’ in Metastasis Development When Cancer Cells Are Especially Vulnerable
Metastasis — the process by which tumor cells spread from the original tumor to other organs — is responsible for most cancer-related deaths...
A Drop of Blood and 10 Minutes: Scientists Develop Rapid Test for Stroke Medications
For some types of stroke, doctors need to restore blood flow as quickly as possible, including with clot-dissolving drugs...
AI Learns to Detect Damaged Areas of the Heart from Electrical Signals Recorded at the Body Surface
The study focused on atrial cardiomyopathy, a condition in which electrical and structural changes, including fibrosis, occur in the atrial tissue...
Pomegranate compound may improve heart function by up to 80% in study
HFpEF accounts for around half of all heart failure cases and can cause breathlessness, fatigue, reduced exercise capacity and a poorer quality of life.․․
From Caffeine to Polyphenols: Scientists Trace What Happens to Coffee in the Gut
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world and an important source of polyphenols and caffeine...
The Netherlands finds euthanasia of child under two years old lawful
The case involved a boy with severe medical conditions: he had extensive brain damage, severe epilepsy, and breathing problems...
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