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Chronic pain after cesarean delivery can affect women for years, study finds
The analysis found that chronic postsurgical pain was linked to difficulties with everyday activities, including walking and normal work, as well as problems with sleep, mood and fatigue...
Breath test may help distinguish cancerous lung nodules from benign ones, study finds
Lung nodules are currently evaluated using procedures such as CT-guided biopsy and bronchoscopy...
Study links overcrowding in emergency departments to hundreds of deaths each week
We found that increased crowding in emergency departments is associated with increased mortality for patients admitted to hospital...
Experimental RNA therapy may help prevent muscle loss during GLP-1 weight loss
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Introduction of solid foods triggers early functional changes in the infant gut microbiome
The findings indicate that feeding patterns influence the development and composition of the infant gut microbiome...
Lund University receives $19.4 million NIH grant to develop Alzheimer’s blood test
Lund University said the grant is the largest research award it has so far received through a competitive process from a US funding organization...
When Visual Signals Conflict, the Brain Works to Reach a Consensus
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Coffee Can Disrupt Deep Sleep Even Without Keeping You Awake
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GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Nutritional Deficiencies in Nearly 1 in 6 Children
Study finds vitamin D deficiency was the most common nutritional problem among young patients taking GLP-1 medications...
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