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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

This: Pinpointing Brain Waves in Italy

Stereo-EEG—it's not just about diagnosing, it's a whole process. It combines lots of different data, like how the brain looks, behaves, and even the genes it's made up of. Doctors use this method to guess where the brain's seizures are coming from and then implant electrodes to monitor and stimulate

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Jan 07 2025HEALTH

Finding CRC: A New Way to Diagnose Colon Cancer Symptoms

Did you know that colon cancer, also called colorectal cancer (CRC), is a big health issue in the UK? It's the third most common cancer and the second leading cause of cancer deaths. So, how do we better diagnose it in people who have symptoms? A new model called COLOFIT has been created to help wi

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Jan 06 2025CELEBRITIES

Jake Lloyd Talks Mental Health Progress and ‘Star Wars’ Memories

Former child actor Jake Lloyd, now 35, opens up about his journey with schizophrenia and the support he's receiving. After a frightening incident in 2023, where he stopped his car on a busy road, Lloyd spent 18 months in a mental health facility in Southern California. His mother, Lisa, shared that

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Circle RNAs: Unraveling Their Role in Cancer Fights

Ever heard of circular RNAs, or circRNAs? They're about as tiny as DNA, and they're making a big splash in cancer research. Scientists are diving deep into how these little guys might help fight cancers like colorectal, gastric, liver, and lung. Researchers have been closely looking at these circRN

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Updating Cervical Cancer Detection: Is Hyperspectral Colposcopy the Next Big Thing?

Cervical cancer is a big concern, especially for young women. Current methods like Pap smears and colposcopy have limits. They depend on how skilled the doctor is, and sometimes they miss things. This study looked into a new tool called hyperspectral imaging. This tech combines regular images with s

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Intestinal Injury: Can a Simple Protein Help?

Intestinal injuries are tough to spot. They happen rarely and often go unnoticed in people with multiple injuries. Delayed detection can lead to serious problems like infections, organ failure, and even death. Doctors are looking for better ways to measure intestinal permeability, which is how easil

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Rare Pancreatic Tumor Case: Surgery and Diabetes Control

Schwannomas are tumors from nervous system cells, often found in the head or neck. But in the pancreas? That's super rare! A 44-year-old woman found out she had one of these unusual tumors, called a pancreatic schwannoma. Before surgery, doctors weren't sure what type of tumor it was. She also had t

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Is Video Calling the Future of Stroke Diagnosis?

Strokes are a significant cause of death and disability worldwide, making quick and precise identification crucial. However, diagnosing strokes before reaching the hospital can be tricky, with about half of suspected cases turning out to be something else. To tackle this, a new system called prehosp

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Magnesium's Role in Diabetes: A Nutritional Education Experiment

You might know magnesium as an important mineral, but did you know it could play a big role in managing type 2 diabetes? This study looked into whether teaching people with type 2 diabetes about magnesium-rich foods could improve their blood fat levels. The team focused on four key blood fat measure

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Pooping Before Tests? Study Says It Might Help

A new study shows that triathletes did better on a quick decision-making test when they used the bathroom beforehand. The study was small, with only 13 participants. They took the Stroop test three times over a week, once without going to the bathroom, once after going naturally, and once after taki

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