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finding Spinal Tumour

MRI Radiomics Model Enhances Prognostic Prediction in Spinal Tumours

MRI-based nested habitat radiomics improves prediction of progression-free survival in spinal tumours, highlighting aggressive tumour subregions.

brain damage in rugby players

Study Reveals Brain Damage in Rugby Players

Researchers find early signs of brain damage in rugby players through advanced imaging and biomarker analysis.

wellbeing in vitiligo

Physical Activity and Psychological Wellbeing in Vitiligo Study

The relationship between physical activity and psychological wellbeing in vitiligo has gained attention in recent years.

sugar intake

Sugar Intake in Early Life Linked to Heart Health

Groundbreaking research links reduced sugar intake in early life to lower adult heart disease risk, highlighting long-term cardiovascular benefits.

healthy diets

Healthy Diets Improve Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

The Mediterranean diet was particularly effective in improving sexual function, likely through enhanced vascular health and reduced systemic inflammation.

COVID-19

COVID-19 Infection in Pregnancy Raises Risk of Preterm Birth

A Swedish study found COVID-19 infection in pregnancy greatly raises preterm birth risk within 2 weeks, especially if unvaccinated. Vaccination offers key protection.

Anxiety in teenagers

New Anxiety Research in Teenagers Predicts Future Risk

Anxiety research in teenagers shows EEG-fMRI fusion can predict future anxiety, paving the way for personalised prevention strategies.

diabetes and psoriasis

Coexistence of Diabetes and Psoriasis Raises Risk of Mortality

Diabetes and psoriasis together increase risk of all-cause and cancer mortality, according to a U.S. population study.

adult asthma

High TSLP and Its Impact on Adult Asthma

Patients with elevated TSLP may represent a unique target population for specific therapies, including biologics that modulate Type 2 inflammation.

facilitated telemedicine

Facilitated Telemedicine Boosts Healthcare Access

A randomised controlled trial examined the effectiveness of facilitated telemedicine for hepatitis C virus treatments.