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Does Low-Dose Aspirin Reduce Diabetes Risk?

According to new research from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, low-dose aspirin among older adults is associated with a 15% lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

Circadian Preference Linked to Risk of Diabetes

People with later sleep and wake times are at a greater risk of developing diabetes than those with ‘early-bird’ sleep habits, according to new research from Harvard Medical School.

What Are the Barriers to Choosing Active Surveillance for Thyroid Cancer?

Research from Yangzhou University, China, has identified several barriers to active surveillance, including fear of adverse events, psychological distress, and negative response to diagnosis.

Major Communication Gap in Colorectal Cancer Prevention

A research team analysed nationally representative data from the 2019 and 2021 National Health Interview Survey, finding that one-third of adults are overdue routine screening for colorectal cancer.

Type 1 Diabetes and Health Information Systems

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines six key components of a health system.1 This includes data that the health system …

Menopause: Rebranding Women’s Health – Part 1

Vikram Talaulikar joins Jonathan Sackier to discuss the menopause symptoms, how they vary over time, and possible treatments.

NUVAXOVID™️ COVID-19 Vaccine (Recombinant protein, Adjuvanted) - Canada

Learn about the clinical efficacy and safety data for Nuvaxovid™️ COVID-19 Vaccine (Recombinant protein, Adjuvanted), a protein subunit…

EADV 2023 Interview: Jan-Christoph Simon

I was attracted to dermatology while at medical school. I did part of my medical training at Glasgow University, UK…

ESC 2023 Interview: Blanche Cupido

I have worked in the public healthcare sector in South Africa since 2001, when I obtained an undergraduate degree…

Social Determinants of Health Could Worsen Survival in Cancers

Factors like health insurance, healthcare facility, education, income, and marital status were identified as key contributors in different outcomes for patients with haematologic malignancy in the USA. Read more…