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Depression Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Mid and Later Life

Find out how depression raises dementia risk throughout life – keep reading for the latest research findings.

Genomic Study Offers Breakthrough in Predicting Multiple Myeloma Progression

Evidence Supports TENS for Pain Relief in Diabetic Neuropathy

Discover how TENS nerve stimulation offers effective pain and sleep relief for diabetic neuropathy.

Early RSV Infection and Its Link to Asthma

Discover a study that highlights the importance of identifying high-risk children through biomarkers and better understanding neutrophil function in RSV infection.

Interview: Amanda Daley

Lifestyle medicine is a large topic area to cover, but there have been some notable advancements in the areas in which I work that are…

Extracellular Volume Fraction Predicts Cirrhosis Severity Accurately

This new study highlights the growing role of extracellular volume measurement using spectral CT, which quantifies the proportion of extracellular matrix.

H. pylori Infection Worsens Gastric Cancer Prognosis

A study has found that H. pylori infection in gastric cancer is linked to reduced tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes and poorer patient outcomes.

Preeclampsia During Term Births Linked to Long-Term Kidney Risk in Offspring

Offspring of mothers who experienced preeclampsia during term pregnancies face higher long-term risks of kidney disease, according to a nationwide Danish study.

Loneliness is Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk Across Cultures

Loneliness increases heart disease risk by 15% in both US and South Korea, major study finds.

Timely Statin Use Critical for Reducing Heart Attack and Stroke in Diabetes

Delaying statins raises cardiovascular risk in diabetes; timely treatment is essential to improve patient outcomes.