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Long Cognitive Tasks Best Detect Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis

Long Cognitive Tasks Best Detect Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis

A new study shows that long sustained-attention tasks detect fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis far more effectively than short cognitive tests.

Is Orange Juice Beneficial for Cardiometabolic Health?

Is Orange Juice Beneficial for Cardiometabolic Health?

Importantly, the study highlighted that individual responses to orange juice can vary according to body mass index.

COVID-19 in Children Raises Risk of Heart Conditions

COVID-19 in Children Raises Risk of Heart Conditions

A landmark study reveals COVID-19 in children causes higher, longer-lasting heart risks than the vaccine itself.

COPD Patients with Respiratory Failure Face Higher Heart Disease Risks

COPD Patients with Respiratory Failure Face Higher Heart Disease Risks

A 15-year study finds COPD patients with chronic respiratory failure face higher and earlier risks of heart disease, demonstrating the need for targeted screening.

Scientists Develop Neural Implant the Size of a Salt Grain

Scientists Develop Neural Implant the Size of a Salt Grain

A neural implant the size of a salt grain can record brain activity for a year – find out how it works.

Diabetes Subgroups Show Distinct Clinical and Metabolic Profiles

Diabetes Subgroups Show Distinct Clinical and Metabolic Profiles

A major review of nearly 60,000 cases shows new diabetes subgroups could transform diagnosis and treatment through more personalised care approaches.

Allergic Rhinitis and Optic Neuritis Link Uncovered

Allergic Rhinitis and Optic Neuritis Link Uncovered

The relationship between allergic rhinitis and optic neuritis appears to involve shared inflammatory pathways.

24/7 Telehealth Service Reduces Hospital Use in COPD

24/7 Telehealth Service Reduces Hospital Use in COPD

A new study shows COPD telehealth cuts hospital use by up to 75% while improving social activity and patient wellbeing.

How Prostate Weight Impacts TURP Outcomes

How Prostate Weight Impacts TURP Outcomes

Findings revealed a clear correlation between the resected prostate weight and improved voiding function.

Long-Term Weight Gain in Mental Illness: New Insights

Long-Term Weight Gain in Mental Illness: New Insights

A UK study reveals how weight and mental illness are linked, with emphasis on long-term weight gain and limited access to care.