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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

Mice, Heart Failure, and Lifestyle: What's the Link?

Heart failure is a serious issue. It affects many people around the world. It is often caused by a condition known as HFpEF. This condition is tricky to study because it involves complex heart and lung issues. Scientists have been working hard to understand HFpEF. They have turned to mice for help.

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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

How Dance and Culture Can Help Hispanics Fight Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes is a big problem in the United States. It affects over 38 million adults. Hispanics are hit especially hard by this disease. This is a serious issue that needs attention. Many people are looking for ways to help manage this condition. One approach that has shown promise is using c

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

The Birth of the Pill: A Scientific Journey

The journey of hormonal birth control is a fascinating tale of scientific discovery. It's a story that spans centuries, filled with breakthroughs and setbacks. This journey reached a significant milestone in the late 1950s with the marketing of Combined Oral Contraceptives (COC). This event marked t

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Role of Cells in Asthma Inflammation

Asthma is a widespread respiratory condition that affects people of all ages. It is marked by inflammation that leads to airway problems. The main treatment involves inhaled corticosteroids, but these have their limits. To find better treatments, scientists are looking into the tiny details of how a

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Urban Greening: How Nature is Healing Cities

The fast pace of urban living and growing health issues have led to a surge in interest for nature-based interventions. These are strategies that use natural elements to boost well-being and promote environmental sustainability. A recent study dug into 35, 418 pieces of research on this topic. The s

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Traits That Predict Adult Behavior

Some teens show a lack of empathy and guilt. These are known as callous-unemotional (CU) traits. They are now used to help diagnose disruptive behavior disorders. This is because they can hint at what might happen in the future. However, studies tracking these traits over time have given mixed r

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

Vanillin's Hidden Powers: A Look at New Medicines

In the world of medicine, scientists are always on the hunt for new ways to fight diseases. Recently, they've been exploring vanillin, the stuff that gives vanilla its sweet smell. It turns out, vanillin might be more than just a flavoring. Five new vanillin-based compounds, called Van 1 to Van

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Vitamin D: The Hidden Health Crisis

Vitamin D is a crucial nutrient that often goes unnoticed in daily health conversations. It's not just about bones; it plays a big role in how our body functions. Many people around the world, including in Mexico, are missing out on enough vitamin D. This is a serious issue that needs attention. Th

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

40 Years of Food for Thought: The Medical Nutrition Research Unit's Journey

In the year 2024, the Medical Nutrition Research Unit (MNRU) marks a significant milestone. It has been four decades since this unit was established. To honor this achievement, a special edition was created for the Mexican Institute of Social Security's Medical Journal. The goal was to share importa

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Jun 09 2025HEALTH

Dementia Hotspots in the US: Where You Live Matters

The likelihood of developing dementia varies greatly depending on where you live in the US. The Southeast region, which includes states like Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi, has the highest risk. People in this area are 25% more likely to develop dementia compared to the Mid-Atlantic

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