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STAT+: Oura to acquire Counsel Health for $625 million, placing a big bet on AI care

Oura, the smart ring maker that just over a month ago delayed plans to go public over market uncertainty, announced it will spend $625 million to acquire Counsel Health, a clinical artificial intelligence startup. Counsel Health is the maker of a chatbot that users can talk with about health…

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GoodRx Launches MCP Integration with Google Cloud Gemini for Healthcare: Real-Time Prescription Pricing at the Point of Care

What You Should Know Prescription savings and digital affordability platform GoodRx announced it is a launch partner for Google Cloud’s Gemini for healthcare , debuting a standards-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration. The integration connects GoodRx’s real-time prescription pricing…

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STAT+: Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 pill Foundayo helped alleviate sleep apnea in studies

Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 pill Foundayo helped alleviate sleep apnea in two late-stage studies, but it doesn’t appear as effective as Lilly’s injectable drug Zepbound. In a one-year trial of patients who weren’t receiving PAP therapy, a form of ventilation, those on Foundayo saw a reduction of 17.8…

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Bedroom temperature may be a hidden drag on productivity, study suggests

Sleeping in a warmer bedroom during the summer is associated with poorer sleep quality and feeling less focused and productive the next day, according to new research published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology . By combining bedroom air sensors, wearable sleep rings, and smartwatch…

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QUICK READ: Peloton borrows $700m as junk, at 8.63%

Lenders queued with ten times the money needed, yet the company still pays almost two points more than similarly rated firms. The cash only pushes a 2029 bill out to 2032. Read the full post at QUICK READ: Peloton borrows $700m as junk, at 8.63% . the5krunner is an independent endurance sports…

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QUICK READ: Fitness tech is now a $107bn market

Apps and subscriptions grew twice as fast as wearables and smart kit since 2019. Spending rose much faster than the number of people exercising, so prices did most of the work. Read the full post at QUICK READ: Fitness tech is now a $107bn market . the5krunner is an independent endurance sports…

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Insecure attachment linked to reduced well-being in bisexual young adults

Young bisexual women face unique social pressures that can shape their mental health in both positive and negative ways. Research published in the International Journal of Sexual Health reveals that insecure relationship patterns predict increases in psychological distress and reductions in overall…

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From Hyrox to Bathhouses: Key Takeaways as Wellness Economy Hits $7.5T

GWI’s new report shows the wellness economy hit $7.5 trillion. For fitness, it’s a story of race days, reformers and premium clubs that look more like clinics. Here’s what to know Global consumer spending on physical activity hit a record $1.23 trillion in 2025, up 7.6% from the year prior…

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Is metformin use associated with cognitive, physical and cardiovascular outcomes in older adults with type 2 diabetes? A secondary analysis of the SCOPE multicentre prospective cohort study

STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY This study included community-dwelling adults aged 75 years and older with type 2 diabetes from a large multicentre European cohort. The analyses accounted for kidney function and multiple clinical confounders relevant to metformin prescribing in older…

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Eliminated or Eradicated? It’s a Matter of Geography

Can it be found anywhere in the world? No. It’s eradicated. (Photo by Andrew Stutesman on Unsplash ) Public health has a vocabulary problem. We announce that a disease has been “eliminated,” then tell everyone to keep getting vaccinated against it. Understandably, someone asks: If it’s gone, why…

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SIIM-CAIMI provides sneak peek into AI's future in radiology

Radiology AI is advancing quickly, if this year's annual Society of Imaging Informatics in Medicine Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging (SIIM-CAIMI) meeting is any indication. Attendees benefited from the opportunity to see where AI is heading in clinical practice, including…

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What if every medical image could tell us more?

A medical image is acquired to answer a clinical question. A chest CT may be requested to investigate suspected pulmonary embolism. A brain MR may be performed to understand neurological symptoms. A mammogram is intended to look for signs of breast cancer. The question matters because it determines…

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Upfront PCI Still Not Beneficial for Stable CAD as Far Out as 25 Years

(MedPage Today) -- A longer horizon did not give patients with stable coronary artery disease (CAD) any improved hard outcomes when getting an invasive strategy over conservative management, according to extended results from the COURAGE and ISCHEMIA...

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An Army Vet’s New Mission: Living with ALS

Editor’s Note: This Veteran’s Day, Patient Worthy is honored to bring you this submission by John H. The U.S. military was our family business. It was expected of the men in a specific order: turn 18, leave the house, enter the service. While my father and brothers were in the Air Force, after I…

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BJC Health, St. Luke's reveal plans to merge

The providers announced on Wednesday that they have signed a letter of intent to come together, bringing the community hospital into the fold with the Show Me State's largest health system.

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Rady Tower Signage Unveiled Atop Hospital at Scripps La Jolla

Ernest and Evelyn Rady committed $75 million to hospital tower Doctors, donors and community leaders gathered today for the unveiling of naming signage that identifies the Rady Tower as the newest hospital building on the Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla campus. Earlier this year, Scripps…

observationaln=196 · 3h ago

Spine x-rays detect aortic calcification in women with RA

Abdominal aortic calcification detected on routine spine x-rays is common among women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and is associated with cardiovascular disease, researchers have reported. The finding is from a study that included 196 women with longstanding RA, and suggests that opportunistic…

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What a brewery can teach the chemical industry

What do you do when the chemical you want to make is toxic to the microbe making it? It is a problem that limits efforts to replace oil-based manufacturing with biology, and one that researchers in the Sustainable Commodity Chemicals through Enzyme Engineering and Design project project are…

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Democrats investigate RFK Jr, donor over expensive gifts

Two Democratic senators launched a probe into Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. this week after financial reports revealed he received over $250,000 in gifts last year from a former donor to his presidential campaign. In a letter addressed to the HHS secretary on…

studyobservationalpeer-reviewed · 4h ago

People project a specific racial identity onto artificial intelligence, study finds

People tend to perceive artificial intelligence systems as White, even when those systems lack a face, voice, name, or body, according to new research published in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology . Across a series of studies, this racial association was linked to greater trust in AI…

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Thumb Joint Replacement Surgery Services

Thumb Joint Replacement Surgery Services abernotas Wed, 11/11/2026 - 14:54 Thumb Joint Replace­ment Surgery Services If pain from thumb joint arthritis is getting in the way of your daily life, innovative thumb joint replacement surgery at Rush can get you back to the things you love. The Rush…

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Kratom Bans Come With Risks

By Pat Anson As federal, state and local governments move to restrict or ban sales of kratom, a public policy think tank is warning that excessive regulation could have unintended consequences. Kratom comes from the leaves of a tree that grows in Southeast Asia, where it has been used for centuries…

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Ten Minute Tips #85: Balancing Aerobic And Anaerobic Fitness

Empirical Cycling Podcast · Ten Minute Tips #85: Balancing Aerobic And Anaerobic Fitness We discuss how we evaluate and plan to balance aerobic and anaerobic training throughout a year. We talk minimum effective dose, gap analysis, natural sprint or aerobic strength, incorporating strength…

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Brain Moves Its Touch Center to Keep Feeling Sensation

Why does artificial touch fade over time? Penn State engineers used fNIRS brain imaging to solve sensory habituation during transcutaneous nerve stimulation, discovering a 5-second pulse protocol that maintains a stable sense of touch while the brain recruits distributed networks.

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Why Nervous System Hyperarousal Keeps Jolting You Awake

Ever jolt awake with a racing heart just as you drift off? A study in PLOS Mental Health reveals that frequent hypnic jerks—or sleep starts—are not simple muscle twitches, but markers of anxiety, insomnia severity, and nervous system hyperarousal.

studyobservational Canada· 4h ago

Digital Behavioral Risk Stratification Tool Integrated With HIV Online Self-Testing for HIV Positivity Among Men Who Have Sex With Men: Retrospective Observational Study

Background: Due to concerns about privacy breaches and the fear of social stigma, some individuals engaging in high-risk behaviors—particularly men who have sex with men (MSM)—may avoid in-person HIV testing services and instead choose to purchase HIV self-test kits online. Unlike traditional…

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Multiple Sclerosis Atrophy Spreads From High-Stress Neural Hubs

Why does brain volume loss in multiple sclerosis follow distinct patterns? An MRI study of 2,187 patients reveals that atrophy originates in metabolically exhausted network hubs—including the thalamus and sensorimotor cortices—spreading outward along structural connections.

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Rand Paul plans to be top Republican on Senate health committee

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Wednesday he is seeking the top GOP spot on the powerful Senate health committee next Congress, a move that would likely signal a major shift for the focus of Republicans on the panel. Paul, an ophthalmologist, is the most senior Republican on the panel. He is currently…

studyobservational · 5h ago

Daytime Sleep Waves in Parkinson’s Linked to Hallucinations

When sleep invades wakefulness: An EEG study of 84 Parkinson’s patients reveals that sleep-like slow brain waves intrude into daytime consciousness, directly tracking with hallucinations and cognitive decline while offering a potential prodromal biomarker.

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UT San Antonio honors the courage of those who served, on Veterans Day and beyond

Written by Erika Howlett UT San Antonio and the Military Health Institute hosted a ceremony Wednesday, Nov. 11 to honor members of the university community who have served, in commemoration of Veterans Day. Speakers honored the sacrifice of veterans and their families, while highlighting the city’s…

hetranslation pending IL· 5h ago

חזר מחו"ל עם צינון: גבר בן 47 שלא התחסן מת מסיבוך של שפעת

אחרי כשבוע בטיפול נמרץ פנימי בסורוקה, מצב ריאותיו של החולה המשיך להידרדר למרות הטיפול האינטנסיבי והוא חובר למכשיר אקמו, אך הצוותים לא הצליחו להציל אותו. בימים האחרונים חוברה לאקמו גם אישה בת 61 במאיר בכפר סבא. מנהל המכון למחלות זיהומיות בסורוקה: "המקרה ממחיש את הסיכון שבסיבוכי מחלת השפעת, גם בקרב…

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GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Improved Survival After Liver Transplant

(MedPage Today) -- Liver transplant patients who took a GLP-1 receptor agonist had a lower risk of death than those who weren't on a GLP-1 drug, according to a retrospective three-center cohort study. Among 2,402 patients, those on GLP-1 receptor...

studyin animals · 5h ago

Late Life Asparagine Endopeptidase Inhibition Extends Lifespan in Mice

Few interventions have been demonstrated to slow aging or address age-related damage to a sufficient degree to extend mouse life span by 15% or more if applied starting at a late age. The requirement to start late in life cuts down the field of possibilities quite dramatically. Today's open access…

review UK· 5h ago

Wellue Checkme O2 Max review: For serious overnight SpO2 tracking

i This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more Wellue Checkme O2 Max 8.3 Design and comfort 8.0/10 Monitoring and accuracy 9.0/10 App and data 8.0/10 Value for money 8.0/10 Pros – Detailed continuous SpO2 monitoring – Soft finger sensor is…

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Meet Suki: UNC Hospitals’ First Facility Dog

She has four legs, wears pearls to work and spends her days putting smiles on faces at UNC Hospitals. Meet Suki, the hospital’s first facility dog. She is trained to bring comfort and calm to patients, families and care teams. Watch this ABC11 story to see the special connection Suki has formed…

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Free Tools & Resources for New Research Leaders (2026)

Free Tools & Resources for New Research Leaders (2026) Dementia Researcher Dementia Researcher Most new research leaders got there by being good at research. Then the job changes. Suddenly you are hiring people, managing a budget and writing appraisals. You have to decide the order of an author…

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Tuning into your body might protect against the stress of modern politics

People who are better at sensing and trusting their internal bodily signals experience fewer negative health effects from political stress without losing their drive to participate in democracy. These individuals report lower emotional and physical tolls during heated election cycles, pointing to…

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Konge – didžiausias Ebolos protrūkis istorijoje: kodėl vis dar nėra vakcinos?

Apie Ebolos virusą žinoma jau kelis dešimtmečius, tačiau nuo Bundibugyo viruso atmainos, sukėlusios dabartinį protrūkį, vakcinos vis dar nėra. Naujausi moksliniai tyrimai teikia vilčių, kad ateityje pavyks apsisaugoti nuo įvairių Ebolos viruso atmainų, skelbia portalas „Deutsche Welle“.

randomized trial · 3h ago

Anticoagulants Reign Supreme in VTE Prevention After Joint Replacement

(MedPage Today) -- Aspirin didn't prevent venous thromboembolism (VTE) as well as anticoagulants did for patients undergoing elective hip or knee replacements, the randomized PEPPER trial showed. For the primary composite endpoint of death from...

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Peloton Draws $6.8 Billion Demand for Debut Junk-Bond Sale

The offering drew more than $6.8 billion of orders and was upsized by $100 million to $700 million, according to people familiar with the matter. (Bloomberg) — Peloton Interactive Inc. has attracted strong investor demand for its debut junk-bond sale, allowing the fitness company to boost the…

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Last Batch of New Residency Spots Doled Out by CMS

(MedPage Today) -- As the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) doled out the final 200 of an additional 1,000 residency positions created by Congress 5 years ago, medical groups called for more federally funded spots to mitigate workforce...

artranslation pending SA· 6h ago

ما أفضل وقت لتناول مكملات المغنيسيوم؟

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Unpacking the Cross-cutting Strategic Skills Essential for Public Health Practice

From left to right: David Lakey, Katrina Forrest, Sami Jarrah, and Jamila M. Porter. Public health training imparts a deep knowledge of its disciplines, but to truly make change, practitioners need more than subject matter expertise. That’s the premise behind the public health Strategic Skills , a…

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Political science’s Kathryn Lavelle named finalist for Arthur Ross Book Prize

Political science’s Kathryn Lavelle named finalist for Arthur Ross Book Prize Hero Type Image Juliene Jones Wed, 11/11/2026 - 13:10 Awards Editorial Staff November 11, 2026 The New York Council on Foreign Relations named Reluctant Conquest, American Wealth, Power, and Science in the Arctic by…

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AU research explores mental health impacts of criminal legal system on youth

A new study from Augusta University researchers examined how contact with the criminal legal system may affect the mental health of adolescents and young adults, with some effects continuing up to a year after an initial encounter. Raquel V. Oliveira , PhD, associate professor of criminal justice…

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CDC chief: No measles response change if elimination status lost

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will be changing its response to the ongoing measles outbreaks if the country loses its measles elimination status this month. “Let's say we did lose our measles elimination status. ​We're going to be doing the same exact thing that we've…

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PhD candidate receives IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Pre-Doctoral Grant Award

PhD candidate receives IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Pre-Doctoral Grant Award Getty Images Hero Type Image Juliene Jones Wed, 11/11/2026 - 12:58 Awards Editorial Staff November 11, 2026 Mehran Moghadam, a PhD candidate in the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering (ECSE) at…

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Biden says he didn't hide cancer diagnosis while president

Former President Biden said in an interview published Wednesday he did not hide his aggressive stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis while he was in the White House, adding he would not have sought a second term had he been diagnosed early. People magazine released an interview with the 46th president…

studyobservational · 4h ago

Ibuprofen and Kidney Injury: Study Reveals Who Is Most at Risk

(MedPage Today) -- Use of ibuprofen was associated with higher rates of acute kidney injury (AKI) among hospitalized adults, but the excess risk was concentrated almost entirely in certain patients, according to a retrospective active-comparator...

study UK· 7h ago

Wellcome awards £11.4m to continue clinical academic training across the region

The University of Exeter has helped secure a multimillion-pound award supporting a programme for doctoral fellows to undertake world-class research training across the South West of England and South Wales. A regional consortium led by Cardiff University and comprising fellow GW4 universities Bath…

observational · 7h ago

High risk for sleep apnea? What to do next

You took a sleep apnea screening and learned that you may be at higher risk. What does that mean? First, a high-risk screening result does not mean you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Screening tools look for symptoms, physical features, and other factors linked to sleep apnea. They can…

studyin animals · 7h ago

The Short Peptide Elamipretide Delays Ovarian Aging in Mice

A recent study showed that a treatment with the short peptide elamipretide reversed multiple signs of age-related decline in oocyte quality in mice and in human oocytes in vitro [1]. An early decline In females, the reproductive system ages relatively early in life, with fertility declining as…

explainer · 8h ago

What the VA Gets Right About Death

(MedPage Today) -- On November 11, 1991, I called my father, a taciturn 24-year senior non-commissioned officer, to wish him a happy Veterans Day. I was a newly minted second lieutenant, and his pride in my becoming an officer and first-generation...

peer-reviewed UK· 8h ago

New clinical definition versus BMI in diagnosing obesity

In 2025, the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission proposed a new diagnostic framework for obesity that went beyond BMI alone to incorporate other metrics such as body fat distribution and organ function, and which distinguished between clinical and pre-clinical obesity. Some of the same…

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Emotional Control Matters In Coaching

This week in the world of sports science, here’s what happened… The Carlo Ancelotti approach: Why emotional control matters in coaching The All Blacks: A culture built on humility Ciara Mageean: a remarkable legacy of resilience and perseverance The Carlo Ancelotti approach: Why emotional control…

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Po požaru v Logatcu pristojne službe analizirajo morebiten vpliv na okolje

Po intervenciji ob požaru v industrijsko obrtni coni Zapolje v Logatcu pristojne službe na terenu izvajajo meritve in vzorčenja, s katerimi preverjajo morebitne vplive požara na okolje. Že ob začetku intervencije je bil aktiviran Ekološki laboratorij z mobilno enoto (ELME), ki pri današnjih…

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How Couples Create Their Own Unique Microcultures

Do you have a pet name for your partner? I do, and many people I know do, too. Calling your loved one by a special nickname imbued with meaning—like “Bunny,” “Lumba,” or “Buncakes”—communicates in shorthand your unique connection and relational history. Using pet names is just one example of what…

lttranslation pending LT· 8h ago

JAV gresia prarasti šalies, kurioje tymai išnaikinti, statusą

JAV artimiausiomis dienomis gali prarasti šalies, kurioje tymai laikomi išnaikintais, statusą. Panamerikos sveikatos organizacijos (PAHO) ekspertai šį klausimą iki penktadienio svarstys savo metiniame susitikime Vašingtone, praneša agentūra „Reuters“.

studyrandomized trial · 8h ago

Randomized trial: Autoimmune risk score plus fast-track referral speeds diagnosis

Of patients who have a positive antinuclear antibody (ANA) test, only 10%-20% will develop a systemic autoimmune disease. The ANA test searches for antibodies generated by the immune system that can mistakenly attack normal proteins in cell nuclei. While the test can help confirm or rule out any of…

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CHOICE-UTI: protocol for a multicentre randomised non-inferiority trial comparing single versus three daily doses of intravenous antibiotics prior to oral therapy for complicated urinary tract infection in children

STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF THIS STUDY This is a multicentre clinical trial with clearly defined widely applicable inclusion criteria using clinical features and a low-cost urine dipstick test. This is the first randomised trial of a single IV dose versus a multi-dose IV course before oral switch…

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New Method of Diagnosing Obesity Reflects Health Risks Better than BMI

Results from a large international study test a new definition of obesity that includes waist circumference and waist-to-height ratio and show it better reflects risk of death than body mass index (BMI) alone. The historical definition classes people of European descent with a BMI at or above 30…

explainer UK· 9h ago

How to Secure Your First Postdoc Role

How to Secure Your First Postdoc Role Dementia Researcher Dementia Researcher Thinking about your first postdoc, or already applying? In September, jobs.ac.uk ran a free webinar on exactly that, hosted by Katie Hoare , a careers and employability skills specialist for postgraduate and early career…

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Mapping System Spots ‘Undruggable’ Treatment Targets

A new system that creates functional maps for the G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) superfamily could lead to new treatments for conditions as diverse as heart disease and asthma with fewer side effects. GPCR MAPS (multiplexed assays with pathway specificity) could result in the identification of…

peer-reviewed · 9h ago

Experimental RNA Therapy Restores Neuron Communication in Models of ALS

Researchers have identified a way to restore communication between neurons affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), raising the possibility of treating a molecular defect found in approximately 97% of patients with the progressive neurodegenerative disease. The study, published in Nature …

studyrandomized trial Canada· 9h ago

Home-Based, Digitally Assisted Dyadic Tai Chi Intervention for Patients With Chronic Heart Failure and Their Caregivers: Development of an Intervention and Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

Background: Chronic heart failure (CHF) imposes a dual and dynamically interrelated burden on patients and family caregivers, whose health and illness management behaviors are interdependent. Exercise interventions that actively engage the patient-caregiver dyad as the unit of rehabilitation in the…

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The ‘AI Saves Lives’ Trap at HIMSS Eastern Canada 2026

The HIMSS Eastern Canada 2026 Conference felt different than other regional HIMSS events I have attended – and not just because it was in my backyard in Toronto. Right now, IT leaders are being hit from all sides with the message that “AI saves lives.” It’s a great headline, and it’s definitely…

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STAT+: BMI alternative would flip obesity diagnosis for millions, study finds

LONDON — Millions of people would have their obesity diagnoses flipped — from having obesity to not, and vice versa — if an alternate way of defining the disease supplanted the standard body mass index measure, according to a new study that argues such an approach could lead to better care for…

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NYSC Reopens Huntington Club With Hyrox, Strength Training at the Forefront

The Northeast gym chain is returning to its longtime Huntington location with a revamped facility emphasizing strength, functional fitness and recovery New York Sports Club (NYSC) is reopening its Huntington, New York, location with a fully renovated gym built around strength training, functional…

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Всеки ден у нас умират 166 души от сърдечносъдови болести

Проектът на Националния план за сърдечносъдово здраве залага на ранна превенция, годишен скрининг, кардиорехабилитация и дигитална самооценка на риска през приложението „е-Здраве", съобщават от Дружеството на кардиолозите в България

hetranslation pending IL· 9h ago

מי בסיכון לחזרת סרטן השד? חוקרים ישראלים מצאו את הסימן בדם

הבדיקה שפותחה במכון ויצמן למדע ובאוניברסיטה העברית זיהתה סרטן שד בשלב מוקדם בדיוק של 95%, וניבאה את חזרת המחלה טוב יותר מביופסיה פולשנית. פרופ' אפרת שמע, חוקרת אפיגנטיקה במכון ויצמן למדע, מסבירה מה חשוב בה לנשים עם רקמת שד צפופה, שאצלן הגידול נוטה להסתתר בממוגרפיה: "בדיקת הדם שפיתחנו הראתה כושר…

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The Medical Minute: What’s in a vape? Even scientists aren’t sure

A quick cloud of vapor and the faint aroma of green apple may be all the evidence many young people leave behind as they vape. But while vaping may be easier to hide than traditional cigarette smoking, its health effects can be just as harmful. The 2025 National Youth Tobacco Survey found that…

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