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Follow-up calls after heart failure may increase life expectancy.
20-25% of heart failure patients re-hospitalize within 60 days. Calling these patients after hospitalization may prevents complications and help them live longer and not be re-hospitalized as frequently. Read the research-based study.
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Shared on 28 March 2023
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12 home remedies for stomach ache
Read about most common causes of stomachache and most popular home remedies to treat these.
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Shared on 13 March 2023
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Cancer tumors may become resistant to chemotherapy - Why?
Researchers found that a tumor’s ability to respond to chemotherapy is driven by randomness and certain drugs when used together can make chemotherapy more effective but will eventually become resistant. Read about the cause here.
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Shared on 10 March 2023
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Cancer tumors may become resistant to chemotherapy - Why?
Researchers found that a tumor’s ability to respond to chemotherapy is driven by randomness and certain drugs when used together can make chemotherapy more effective but will eventually become resistant. Read about the cause here.
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Shared on 10 March 2023
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Could exercise prevent neurodegenerative diseases?
Research suggests that regular physical activity may help to preserve cognitive function and prevent neurodegenerative diseases such as Dementia and Parkinson’s in old age.
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Shared on 26 February 2023
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Irregular sleeping habits may increase atherosclerosis risk.
A new study shows not maintaining a regular bedtime may lead to subclinical symptoms of atherosclerosis in older people.
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Shared on 25 February 2023
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Viagra - No longer an older man’s drug
It was initially developed to treat angina and high blood pressure but soon became a hit in the bedroom for erectile dysfunction (ED). But how safe is it? What are its effects on male psychosexual health?
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Shared on 20 February 2023
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Healthier snacks "Tree Nuts" to help the heart
A new study recently established a link between the consumption of tree nuts — almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, pecans, pistachios, and walnuts — and a reduction in blood pressure, an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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Shared on 5 February 2023
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Could changes in speech patterns help diagnose depression early?
Depression is a common mental illness that can lead to debilitating symptoms. To reach an accurate clinical diagnosis, doctors will carefully collect data on a person’s symptoms, history, and presentation. Data from a recent study found that examining speech may be a critical way to help identify depression in people that have not yet been diagnosed. Further research is needed to understand how speech changes among people who are depressed.
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Shared on 29 January 2023
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Pancreatic cancer: 4-drug chemo regimen shows promise in improving survival rates
Pancreatic cancer is notoriously difficult to detect early enough to treat effectively. This means limited treatment options for many people at the point of diagnosis. There have been few advances in developing treatments for pancreatic cancer, but results from a trial reported at a conference have shown an overall increase in survival time. The trial looked at the effect of four chemotherapy drugs given in combination to pancreatic cancer patients whose cancer had spread, compared to a two-drug regimen.
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Shared on 29 January 2023
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