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Listening to and Playing Music for Dementia Prevention

New research links music for dementia prevention to lower cognitive decline risk and better long-term brain health.

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Study Uncovers Key Role of P-Selectin in Ageing Blood Stem Cells

Researchers identify P-selectin as key driver of blood stem cell ageing and inflammation-linked decline.

Peanut Sublingual Immunotherapy Shows Long-Term Benefits

A recent study examined 36 months of peanut sublingual immunotherapy in children aged 1–4 years, assessing both desensitisation and remission outcomes.

Benefits of Virtual Reality CT-Guided Liver Biopsy Training

Benefits of Virtual Reality CT-Guided Liver Biopsy Training

While the control group demonstrated no notable change, the intervention group showed a clear improvement in knowledge immediately after completing the VR module.

Study Reveals the Impact of High-Risk Coronary Plaques

Study Reveals the Impact of High-Risk Coronary Plaques

Study reveals high-risk coronary plaques worsen outcomes regardless of clinical profile, suggesting new directions for heart disease care.

Altered Protein Expression in Lymphomagenesis of Sjögren’s Disease

Altered Protein Expression in Lymphomagenesis of Sjögren’s Disease

Targeted proteomics uncovers protein changes linked to lymphoma risk in Sjögren’s disease, offering potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

Eye Health Improved by Blood Pressure Treatment

Eye Health Improved by Blood Pressure Treatment

New findings show that blood pressure treatment improves retinal vessel health and may prevent hypertension-related damage.

New Salmonella Vaccine Shows 73% Protection in Adults

A new two-dose Salmonella Paratyphi A vaccine offers 73% protection in adults and shows strong safety and immune responses, addressing a major public health need.

Antithrombotic Therapy Does Not Affect Colonoscopy Outcomes

Antithrombotic Therapy Does Not Affect Colonoscopy Outcomes

Antithrombotic therapy does not affect polyp, adenoma, or cancer detection in FIT-positive colonoscopies after adjusting for age and sex.

T-Cell Receptor Clonotype Biomarkers in Cutaneous Lymphomas

T-Cell Receptor Clonotype Biomarkers in Cutaneous Lymphomas

Overall, the research suggests that incorporating T-cell receptor clonotype biomarkers into routine clinical assessment could significantly enhance risk stratification.