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Air Pollution Exposure Linked to Higher Dementia Risk

Long-term exposure to fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide is linked to increased dementia risk, according to a major new meta-analysis involving over 24 million people.

No Link Between Aluminium in Vaccines and Autism or ADHD, Landmark Study Finds

Study of over one million children finds no link between aluminium in vaccines and autism or chronic illnesses.

Immunotherapy Combo Shows Promise in Lung Cancer

The BTCRC LUN 16-081 trial is the first to evaluate a shorter, six-month course of consolidation immunotherapy using nivolumab alone or in combination with ipilimumab.

Heart Disease Mortality Falls as Other Cardiac Deaths Climb in US Study

US heart deaths have dropped since 1970, but deaths from heart failure and arrhythmias are on the rise.

Can Smart Speakers Detect Parkinson’s Early with AI Voice Analysis?

Home voice assistants could help screen for Parkinson’s with AI, heralding accessible, early detection outside clinical environments.

Stroke Risk Not Increased After Pregnancy With Prior Cervical Artery Dissection

Pregnancy does not raise the risk of recurrent artery dissection or stroke in women with prior CeAD, new study finds.

Gut Metabolites Influence Progression of Chronic Liver Disease

In patients with advanced chronic liver disease, several factors such as diet, changes in gut bacteria, and disruption of the gut–vascular barrier can lead to altered levels of TMA and TMAO.

Virtual Wards Reduce Carbon Emissions Compared to Traditional Hospital Care

Virtual wards dramatically cut carbon emissions compared to hospital stays, promoting greener healthcare models.

Emotional Distress Impacts Melanoma Response to Immunotherapy

Results demonstrated a clear association between elevated emotional distress and poorer TIL therapy outcomes.

How Does a Late Hypertension Diagnosis Impact Cardiovascular Outcomes?

Delayed hypertension diagnosis increases cardiovascular risk and lowers treatment rates, underscoring the value of prompt clinical action.