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incretin autoantibodies

Incretin Autoantibodies Indicate Poor Prognosis in Diabetes

Elevated autoantibodies against incretin hormones may indicate poorer outcomes in diabetes, highlighting potential for new prognostic biomarkers.

Serum Tyrosine Predicts Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Mortality in Chronic Liver Disease

Elevated serum tyrosine predicts HCC and mortality in chronic liver disease, helping identify high-risk patients for closer monitoring.

Predicting Treatment Success in De Novo Small Vessel Disease

Discover how a novel angiographic index predicts treatment success in de novo small vessel disease using drug-coated balloons.

Hair Greying May Protect Against Melanoma, Study Suggests

Hair Greying May Protect Against Melanoma, Study Suggests

A new study reveals how environmental stress drives pigment stem cells toward either hair greying or melanoma, uncovering a powerful link between aging and cancer protection

Free Morning-After Pill Now Available at NHS Pharmacies

NHS England rolls out free morning-after pill at nearly 10,000 pharmacies, widening access to emergency contraception and community care.

Bone Broth Strengthens Gut Barrier and Reduces Intestinal Inflammation

Bone Broth Strengthens Gut Barrier and Reduces Intestinal Inflammation

New research reveals that bone broth’s amino acids and minerals can fortify the gut barrier and ease inflammation, providing scientific backing to its traditional use in digestive health.

Active Rash, Lung Disease, and Blood Marker Predict Mortality in Dermatomyositis

A new study identifies active rash, interstitial lung disease, and elevated neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio as key predictors of in-hospital death among patients with dermatomyositis.

dairy and coronary artery disease

Whole-Fat Dairy Linked to Better Heart Health

A 25-year study reveals surprising links between dairy and coronary artery disease. Discover how whole-fat dairy may protect heart health.

Sperm quality

COVID-19 Temporarily Impairs Sperm Quality, but Recovery Occurs Within Months

New study finds COVID-19 temporarily lowers sperm quality but recovery occurs within months. Learn how infection affects male fertility and recovery timelines.

Theramex's CEO Robert Stewart on men's role in women's health

Theramex’s CEO discusses the role men must play in improving women’s health, the importance of breaking taboos and why funding is key.