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Feb 04 2025HEALTH

Fighting Flare-ups: A Real-World Look at Giant Cell Arteritis

Imagine dealing with a condition that can make your head hurt and cause unexpected vision issues. This is the reality for people with Giant Cell Arteritis. One medication, tocilizumab has come out on the market to help with this. First off, what makes giant cell arteritis so tricky? Usually,

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Feb 01 2025HEALTH

Navigating New Treament Frontiers For Common Liver issues

Imagine this. We live in a country where liver problems, specifically a condition called MASH, are on the rise. MASH is a nasty companion of unhealthy lifestyles, and it's becoming a major headache for doctors who specialize in stomach and liver issues. You might be wondering, "What's the big deal?

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Jan 24 2025HEALTH

Heart Health in Aging: Old Drugs, New Hope

Heart disease isn’t just an old-age issue. Middle-aged folks are at risk too, thanks to factors like extra weight, lack of exercise, and stress. As we hit 65, our bodies change, and we’ve been exposed to risks for longer, making heart trouble more likely. Doctors are exploring drugs originally desig

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Jan 11 2025HEALTH

Handling Mass Casualty Events: What We Know and Can Do

Imagine you're at a crowded concert and a tragic event happens, causing many injuries at once. This situation is what we call a mass casualty incident (MCI). A group of experts recently looked at all the evidence and got together to figure out the best ways to handle these events. They did this as p

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Checking Out Palatal Rugae After Slow Maxillary Expansion

Ever wondered what happens to the little ridges on your palate after dental expansion? A recent study set out to find the answer. These ridges, called palatal rugae, are unique to each person, like a tiny fingerprint on the roof of your mouth. The study wanted to know if these patterns stay the same

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Nov 27 2024HEALTH

Why Obesity Treatment Matters for America's Health

Obesity is a big problem in the U. S. , affecting 42% of adults. It hits some groups harder, like people of color and those living in rural areas. It's linked to serious health issues like heart disease and diabetes. Recently, the FDA approved powerful anti-obesity medicines that can help people los

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Nov 25 2024HEALTH

Tiny Helpers: Revolutionizing Heart Health with Nanotechnology

Heart diseases are a global issue, causing widespread illness and death. While we have treatments like medicines and surgeries, they don't always work perfectly. That's where nanocarriers come in. These miniature assistants can enhance how drugs work and reduce their side effects. They also make det

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Oct 18 2024HEALTH

New Ways to Prevent HIV: Injectables vs. Pills

HIV prevention has come a long way. Safe sex practices, like using condoms and reducing partners, are still key. Surgical methods, like male circumcision, can also help. Treating infections is another preventive measure. But, people don't always use these methods. That's why scientists are exploring

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Oct 04 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Golf Star Family's Bright Spot: Hopeful Update on Premature Son's Treatment

The journey of raising a premature child is never easy, but for Brooks Koepka and his wife Jena Sims, their son Crew's cranial helmet treatment has brought new hope. After weeks in the NICU, Crew was diagnosed with flathead syndrome and wryneck syndrome due to complications from post-birth care. To

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Sep 13 2024SPORTS

The Season-Ending Surgery: A Tough Decision for Corey Seager

It's been a rollercoaster year for Corey Seager, the reigning World Series MVP and Texas Rangers' shortstop. After undergoing surgery in January to repair a sports hernia, Seager was expected to make a full recovery. However, he was placed on the 10-day injured list on September 4 due to right hip d

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