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Diabetes Medications Show Promise in Dementia Prevention

Newer diabetes drugs linked to reduced risk of dementia in older adults, real-world data shows promising results.

Seasonal Immunotherapy: Safe to Start During Pollen Peaks?

The study suggests that initiating Artemisia annua SLIT during the pollen season is just as safe and well-tolerated as starting it before.

Probiotics Improve Liver Function During Chemotherapy

A recent study explored the combined impact of oral nutritional supplementation and probiotics on gut microbiota and liver function.

Which Biologic is Best for Psoriasis Treatment?

A recent clinical trial has compared the effectiveness of IL-17 and IL-23 biologics in treating moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.

Combining Acupuncture and Herbal Remedies for Urticaria

The results suggest that Wendan Decoction and acupuncture into treatment plans may enhance clinical outcomes for patients with urticaria.

Digital Exercise Intervention Boosts Livery Surgery Recovery

A recent study highlighted the potential benefits of digital health interventions in improving physical recovery for patients with primary liver cancer.

Autism Symptom Severity Linked to Gut Chemistry

In individuals with ASD, early-life gut dysbiosis has been linked to changes in brain structure and function.

Nasal Irrigation Enhances Paediatric Allergy Management

A recent single-blind, randomised controlled trial evaluated the efficacy of normal saline nasal irrigation in managing allergic rhinitis symptoms.

Aerobic Exercise Proven Effective for Young Patients with NAFLD

A key finding was the significant increase in serum UDCA levels in the aerobic group.

AI-Powered Personalised Diets Improve Gut Microbiome Health

The study reflects a growing shift in nutritional science from one-size-fits-all diets to personalised approaches.