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Wiley releases updated Maurer, Meyer, Helfer, Weber: LC-HR-MS/MS Library of Drugs, Poisons and Their Metabolites database
Wiley, one of the world’s largest publishers and a global leader in research and learning, today announced the much-anticipated release of the second edition of Maurer, Meyer, Helfer, Weber: LC-HR-MS/MS Library of Drugs, Poisons, and Their Metabolites.
Study reveals high rate of diagnostic changes in Parkinson’s disease
A new study by the University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, Finland, found that a significant proportion of Parkinson’s disease diagnoses are later corrected.
Understanding the origins of health disparities through historical data
Over the past century, health inequalities have shifted from being driven mainly by infectious diseases, poor sanitation, and hazardous working conditions to being shaped by chronic diseases, lifestyle factors, and unequal access to modern healthcare.
Poor dietary habits in adolescence associated with social media overuse
Poor dietary habits in adolescence – lots of sweets, sugary drinks or skipping breakfast – is directly linked to overusing social media, University of Queensland research has found.
Faulty gene linked to increased risk of punctured lung in thousands
As many as one in 3,000 people could be carrying a faulty gene that significantly increases their risk of a punctured lung, according to new estimates from Cambridge researchers. Previous estimates had put this risk closer to one in 200,000 people.
New studies reveal how cytokines affect mood and behavior
Physicians have long observed a mystifying phenomenon: After a bout of infection or an autoimmune disease flare-up, some people experience prolonged mood swings, emotional dysregulation, and changes in behavior.
New quantum technology set to revolutionize gastrointestinal cancer detection and treatment
New Australian technology is set to transform the way that gastrointestinal cancers are detected and treated with precise, minimally invasive surgery.
Diet and exercise habits in your 60s linked to lower fracture and heart death risk
A long-term study in older adults links higher-quality diets to lower risks of hip fracture and cardiovascular death. Researchers suggest that framing bone health through heart disease awareness may better engage men in preventive action.
AI model enhances detection of antibiotic resistance in deadly bacteria
Drug-resistant infections – especially from deadly bacteria like tuberculosis and staph – are a growing global health crisis.
Human dental stem cells can be transformed into excitable neuronal cells, study shows
The cells with electrophysiological activity obtained at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) are opening up new avenues for the study of neurodegenerative diseases and the development of future autologous transplants.
No Need to Restrict Fluids in Stable Heart Failure
New evidence contradicts decades-old advice and shows that unlimited fluids are safe and ease discomfort from thirst. Medscape Medical News
Everything You Need to Know About Bird Flu
How dangerous is it? Where did it come from? H5N1 influenza’s origins stretch back to the 1990s, and key events paved the way for the outbreak we’re seeing today. Knowable Magazine
Long COVID Cuts Imperil Treatment Progress, Researchers Warn
NIH cuts target $1.6 billion RECOVER initiative to study and improve treatment of long COVID, putting further research gains in doubt. Medscape Medical News
Assay Shows Promise for Early Melanoma Risk Stratification
The Merlin assay may help identify patients who can forgo sentinel lymph node biopsy. Medscape Medical News
Are Interval Breast Cancer Diagnoses Increasing?
The incidence of interval breast cancer has increased over a 30-year period while the proportion has remained steady. Researchers analyzed factors that may predict interval cancer. Medscape Medical News
Why a Placebo May Work Better When You Know It’s a Placebo
Study participants see significant relief from PMS symptoms even though they know they are taking a placebo. Here’s how ‘open-label’ placebos work. Medscape Medical News
Andi Biotic: Cartoon Crusader Tackling Superbug Resistance
Cartoon mascot ‘Andi Biotic’ is the face of a public health campaign to combat antimicrobial resistance, as data revealed 41% of young adults obtain antibiotics incorrectly. Medscape News UK
Your Gums Could Raise Your Stroke Risk by 22%
New findings reveal a 22% higher stroke risk linked to periodontitis, spotlighting oral health as a key factor in preventing systemic disease. Medscape News UK
Primary Care Practices See Steady Rise in Diabetes Cases
As diabetes cases soar in the US, physicians are sounding the alarm, especially in economically challenged regions. The push for intensive screening and proactive management has never been more critical. Medscape Medical News
Early-Onset CRC Rises Despite Stable Overall Incidence in UK
The overall incidence of colorectal cancer plateaued but the incidence of early-onset CRC increased annually in the United Kingdom from 2000 to 2021, a population-based cohort study finds. Medscape News UK
Lags in Psoriatic Arthritis vs Rheumatoid Arthritis Care
Patients with psoriatic arthritis experience longer delays in diagnosis, receive less intensive therapy, and show less improvement in disease activity than matched patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Medscape News UK
Benznidazole Provides Long-Term Efficacy in Chagas Disease
Benznidazole shows better efficacy than posaconazole in patients with chronic Chagas disease, a long-term follow-up study shows. Medscape News UK
Statin-Antibiotic Combo Fails in Decompensated Cirrhosis
Add-on treatment may, however, benefit patients with less advanced liver disease. Medscape Medical News
FDA Approves New Treatment for Serious Kidney Disorder
A new drug has received a quick federal nod for adults with a serious kidney disorder known as primary immunoglobulin A nephropathy. WebMD Health News
When Should You Refer a Patient With Diabetes to an Endo?
Primary care doctors can treat most patients with diabetes, but occasionally, you may want to call in a specialist. Here’s how to decide. Medscape Medical News
Canadian Experts Concerned About H5N1 Data Reporting Delays
Data delays can hinder real-time analysis of H5N1 changes and mitigation strategies, scientists say. Medscape Medical News
Viatris to Pay Up to $335 Million to Resolve Opioid-related Claims
Viatris said on Monday it would pay up to $335 million over nine years as part of a nationwide settlement to resolve claims by U.S. state and local governments that it… Reuters Health Information
Noninvasive Tests Unreliable in Assessing Liver Fibrosis
Major discrepancies are seen with the use of noninvasive tests compared with liver biopsy in a post-transplant setting. Medscape Medical News
Rhythm Pharma's Drug for Rare Obesity Meets Late-stage Trial Goal
Rhythm Pharmaceuticals said on Monday its drug Imcivree notably reduced weight in patients with a rare obesity disorder caused by damage to the brain, meeting the main goal… Reuters Health Information
Move Over, Calcium — This Nutrient Is The True Hero For Avoiding Osteoporosis
Here’s how to optimize your bone health & longevity.
This 10-Minute Yoga Sequence Is Exactly How You Want To Start The Day
Kick off your morning right.
Nature's incredibleness is undeniable, yet we often overlook just how amazing it can be.
Nature’s incredibleness is undeniable in those moments, yet we often overlook just how amazing it can be when it comes to the ingredients we use every day.
These 3 Spices Can Prevent Cognitive Decline, Research Finds
Discover the brain-healthy stars of your spice rack.
Drink Too Much? Here’s How To Help You (& Your Liver) Recover Quickly
Get back to feeling your best as quickly as possible.
Botox At Home? Some Say This Kitchen Staple Is The Answer
Seeking: the truth behind the trend.
23 Second Date Ideas To Actually Spark Connection, From Dating Experts
The key is to follow up on what you learned on the first date.
Life Gets Hectic—Here's How Women Of All Ages Have Orgasms With Busy Schedules
You need this in your travel bag.
The Surprising Way You Should Apply Lipstick For Lusher Lips
An effortless, blotted pout.
I’ve Tested 5 Of The Best Red Light Masks & This One Made My Skin The Glowiest
Expert-approved, science-backed skin care.
These Cinnamon Roll Oats Are High-Fiber & Filling Version Of The Classic Pastry
A breakfast that tastes like dessert? Say less.
Study Confirms The 3 Habits That Age Your Brain Faster
And what you can do to protect your cognition.
A Therapist’s Guide to Psychedelic-Assisted Healing: Science, Benefit, & Healing
Everything you need to know if you’re considering psychedelic therapy
This Diet & Supplement May Improve Skin Clarity & Appearance Says New Research
Clear skin ahead.
Found: A 5-Step Process For Saving Clothes That Shrunk In The Wash
You’ll never need to part ways with a shrunken sweater again.
For Full Brows That Fit Your Face Perfectly, Try These Pro Tips
Time for brow school.
Relationships Could Take A Serious Turn This Week—Here's Your Horoscope
We have a full moon in Libra.
Parents With Fancy Degrees May Have More Stressed-Out Kids, Study Finds
College is an exciting time for new students—but it comes with a lot of stress, too.
I'm A PhD Who Studies Sugar Addiction: Eat These 10 Foods To Crush Cravings
Stock up on these if cutting back on sugar is a resolution this year.