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Higher eGDR May Signal Lower Mortality in Diabetes

Higher eGDR linked with lower mortality and cardiovascular risk in diabetes, offering promise for clinical risk stratification.

New Immune Cells Found to Prevent Food Allergies

Researchers have discovered a myeloid-derived APC population that is essential for generating both food- and microbiota-specific peripherally induced regulatory T cells.

Study Uncovers Alzheimer’s Risk Factors in Adults as Young as 24

Alzheimer’s risk factors impact cognition as early as age 24, study reveals.

Blood Pressure Variability: A New Focus for Preventing Heart and Kidney Disease

Rising systolic blood pressure variability increases risks of heart disease, kidney disease, and death.

Three-Year Clinical Outcomes of IVBT for Multilayer Drug-eluting In-stent Restenosis

IVBT lowers major cardiac event rates in multilayer DES-ISR patients compared to standard care over three years.

Biomimetic Hydrogels Revolutionise CAR T Cancer Therapy Production

Biomimetic hydrogels boost CAR T cell production by 50%, cutting cancer therapy costs.

Intensive Blood Pressure Control Cuts Dementia Risk by 15%

Blood pressure control over 48 months cuts dementia risk by 15% in a large clinical trial.

At-Home Etripamil Reduces Emergency Visits for Supraventricular Tachycardia

Clinical trial results reveal that etripamil cuts emergency department visits by 39% inpatients with paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia.

What are the Risk Factors for Late-Onset Epilepsy in Patients with Cognitive Decline?

Research reveals that APOE4 and early dementia elevate late-onset epilepsy risk in cognitive decline.

Severe Anxiety in Multiple Sclerosis Linked to Uncinate Fasciculus Lesions

Uncinate fasciculus lesion burden is tied to severe anxiety in MS patients, study reveals.