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A Common Sugar Substitute May Damage Brain’s Protective Barrier, Raise Stroke Risk, New Research Warns

Erythritol stroke risk is now under serious scientific scrutiny. Once widely regarded as a safe alternative to sugar, erythritol—a low-calorie…

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Universal Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in Boosting Immunotherapy Response

A new universal cancer vaccine based on mRNA technology has shown strong potential in making immunotherapy more effective across different…

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7 Natural Dietary Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitors to Reduce Uric Acid

To help lower your uric acid consider adding the following natural foods, herbs, and beverages into your diet. These options…

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“Medical Gold” From Extracted Wisdom Teeth Are Being Used to Treat a Range of Diseases

In recent years researchers have found that discarded wisdom teeth harbor a rich source of stem cells, turning what was…

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Do We Need Opioids Only to Relieve Pain? A Man Who Could Not Feel Pain Still Needed Opioids After Surgery

When a man in his thirties arrived at a UK tertiary hospital for lung surgery, the medical team already knew…

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Mouse Stem Cell Models Reveal a Surprising Link Between Faulty Protein Control and Autism Traits

A new autism research resource developed in Japan may help explain a long-standing mystery in autism research. Scientists at Kobe…

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RSV Shots Cut Baby Hospitalizations by Over Half This Winter

For years, Respiratory syncytial virus has quietly filled children’s wards nationwide in the winter. Particularly dangerous to infants younger than…

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MRI Scans Can Now Reveal Your Heart’s Functional Age

Your functional heart age might not match the number on your birthday cake. A recent international study led by the…

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Exercise Significantly Reduces Cancer Treatment Side Effects Major Review Finds

A major umbrella review has confirmed that exercise and cancer care go hand in hand. Drawing on data from 80…

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Heat Waves and Heart Attacks: How Extreme Weather Affects Cardiac Risk

As global temperatures climb and heatwaves become more common, researchers are finding that our hearts may be among the most…

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