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Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
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Small Study Finds Microdoses Of Cannabis Stalled Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Patients
A small new Brazilian study published in the international Journal of Alzheimers Disease investigated the effects of microdoses of cannabis extract on patients with mild Alzheimers disease.
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Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Fail To Lower Obesity-Related Cancer Risks, Study Finds
Researchers analysed 48 previously-conducted trials which examined the safety and efficacy of GLP-1 drugs on people with type 2 diabetes, overweight, or obesity. These studies involved a total of more than 94,000 participants.
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Ozempic May Lower Risk Of Epilepsy In Diabetes Patients, New Study Finds
The study offers early evidence of neurological benefits from these diabetes and weight loss medications.
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Reversing Prediabetes Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease Death By 60 Per Cent, Study Finds
Prediabetic patients, who lower their blood sugar levels and can achieve remission, can effectively reduce the likelihood of serious heart problems by nearly 60 per cent, according to a study.
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Substance Abuse Among Students Starts At Age 12: AIIMS-Backed 10-City Survey
Study across 10 Indian cities finds kids start substance use at 12 to 13 years of age. Early school interventions can cut addiction risk, say AIIMS researchers.
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Turning Movements Measured By Wearable Sensors Could Predict Parkinson's Years Ahead, Finds Study
The participants wore a single sensor on their lower back, which measured turning movements they made while walking down a 20-metre hallway, including angle, duration, and speed.
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Chronic Kidney Disease Accelerates Cognitive Decline Differently In Men And Women, Study Finds
The decline is primarily due to damage to the "heart-brain link" triggered by chronic kidney illness, the study said.
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1 Million Children Under 5 Died Globally In 2023, India Second Highest Contributor: Lancet Study
Nigeria recorded the highest number of under-five deaths linked to 'child growth failure', while the Democratic Republic of Congo ranked third, a step below India, the findings published in The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health journal show.
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Tackling This Childhood Virus Early May Reduce Bladder Cancer Risks Later: Study
UK researchers have found a common childhood virus that can trigger DNA damage leading to bladder cancer later in life.
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Over 75% Of Global Population Falls Short On Vital Omega-3 Fatty Acids Intake, Finds Study
The study, published in the journal Nutrition Research Reviews, analysed data from the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization global online repository. Forty-two technical and scientific documents were included in the analysis.
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Study Finds Low Blood Choline As Possible Factor In Obesity-Related Alzheimer's Risk
A study links low blood choline levels in obese young adults to liver dysfunction, insulin resistance, and markers associated with increased Alzheimer's risk.
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Can Consuming Certain Carbs Increase Lung Cancer Risk?
A newly highlighted study finds that diets high in rapidly digestible carbs (high-glycaemic index) may modestly raise lung cancer risk, while whole-grain and low-GI carb diets may not.
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Indian Scientists Find Genetic Clues To Tackle Oral Cancer Among Women
A team of Indian scientists has discovered oral cancer-causing driver gene mutations in women patients in southern parts of the country.
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Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
-
Small Study Finds Microdoses Of Cannabis Stalled Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Patients
A small new Brazilian study published in the international Journal of Alzheimers Disease investigated the effects of microdoses of cannabis extract on patients with mild Alzheimers disease.
-
Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
-
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Fail To Lower Obesity-Related Cancer Risks, Study Finds
Researchers analysed 48 previously-conducted trials which examined the safety and efficacy of GLP-1 drugs on people with type 2 diabetes, overweight, or obesity. These studies involved a total of more than 94,000 participants.
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Ozempic May Lower Risk Of Epilepsy In Diabetes Patients, New Study Finds
The study offers early evidence of neurological benefits from these diabetes and weight loss medications.
-
Reversing Prediabetes Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease Death By 60 Per Cent, Study Finds
Prediabetic patients, who lower their blood sugar levels and can achieve remission, can effectively reduce the likelihood of serious heart problems by nearly 60 per cent, according to a study.
-
Substance Abuse Among Students Starts At Age 12: AIIMS-Backed 10-City Survey
Study across 10 Indian cities finds kids start substance use at 12 to 13 years of age. Early school interventions can cut addiction risk, say AIIMS researchers.
-
Turning Movements Measured By Wearable Sensors Could Predict Parkinson's Years Ahead, Finds Study
The participants wore a single sensor on their lower back, which measured turning movements they made while walking down a 20-metre hallway, including angle, duration, and speed.
-
Chronic Kidney Disease Accelerates Cognitive Decline Differently In Men And Women, Study Finds
The decline is primarily due to damage to the "heart-brain link" triggered by chronic kidney illness, the study said.
-
1 Million Children Under 5 Died Globally In 2023, India Second Highest Contributor: Lancet Study
Nigeria recorded the highest number of under-five deaths linked to 'child growth failure', while the Democratic Republic of Congo ranked third, a step below India, the findings published in The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health journal show.
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Tackling This Childhood Virus Early May Reduce Bladder Cancer Risks Later: Study
UK researchers have found a common childhood virus that can trigger DNA damage leading to bladder cancer later in life.
-
Over 75% Of Global Population Falls Short On Vital Omega-3 Fatty Acids Intake, Finds Study
The study, published in the journal Nutrition Research Reviews, analysed data from the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization global online repository. Forty-two technical and scientific documents were included in the analysis.
-
Study Finds Low Blood Choline As Possible Factor In Obesity-Related Alzheimer's Risk
A study links low blood choline levels in obese young adults to liver dysfunction, insulin resistance, and markers associated with increased Alzheimer's risk.
-
Can Consuming Certain Carbs Increase Lung Cancer Risk?
A newly highlighted study finds that diets high in rapidly digestible carbs (high-glycaemic index) may modestly raise lung cancer risk, while whole-grain and low-GI carb diets may not.
-
Indian Scientists Find Genetic Clues To Tackle Oral Cancer Among Women
A team of Indian scientists has discovered oral cancer-causing driver gene mutations in women patients in southern parts of the country.
