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Yoga and Walking Improve Type 2 Diabetes Control - EMJ

Yoga and Walking Improve Blood Glucose Control in Type 2 Diabetes

A pilot study shows that yoga and walking for type 2 diabetes significantly improve blood glucose outcomes, especially when combined.

Transepidermal Water Loss

Transepidermal Water Loss Monitoring Reduces Allergy Risk

Transepidermal water loss monitoring lowered anaphylaxis rates and reaction severity during peanut oral food challenges, offering a potential tool to improve diagnostic safety.

The Science of Staying Healthy: Interview with Michael Snyder

The Science of Staying Healthy: Interview with Michael Snyder. Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine, Stanford…

Evolving the Future of Breast Cancer Care: An Interview with Komal Jhaveri

Komal Jhaveri – Breast Medical Oncologist and Early Drug Development Specialist, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA…

stroke

Brain Stimulation Restores Vision After Stroke

A novel cross-frequency brain stimulation approach (cf-tACS) boosts stroke rehabilitation, restoring visual motion processing and improving visual field deficits in adults.

Vikram Chand

AZ's Dr Vikram Chand on advancing equity in cancer care

In our latest Catalyst interview, AstraZeneca’s Dr Vikram Chand delves into improving outcomes in breast cancer.

ventricular arrhythmia

Ventricular Arrhythmia Genetic Risk: New Study Insights

The study also identified a significant excess of ultrarare regulatory variants associated with cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia, and epilepsy genes.

Why the Cough Won’t Stop: Neuronal Hypersensitivity in Refractory Chronic Cough

We delve into the science behind Refractory Chronic Cough (RCC), focusing on the role of neuronal hypersensitivity and how the cough…

pregnancy

Placental Growth Factor Predicts Early Preeclampsia Risk

Low PlGF precisely predicts early pre-eclampsia risk in sickle cell pregnancies, greatly improving maternal outcomes.

RSV

RSV Raises Guillain-Barré Risk in Older Adults

Medicare data show RSV infection may trigger Guillain-Barré syndrome in older adults, although rare. Clinicians should remain vigilant in high-risk populations.