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World-First Surgery at Alder Hey Saves Toddler from Rare Vein of Galen Malformation

Three-year-old Conor O’Rourke from Bolton is now “99% cured” of a rare and previously untreatable brain condition, Vein of Galen…

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Why More People Are Struggling with Gut Issues After COVID

A large-scale U.S. study has confirmed a significant rise in gut-brain disorders post COVID, with individuals experiencing long COVID showing…

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Researchers Identify Four Autism Subtypes with Distinct Genetic Profiles

A major study analyzing over 5,000 children with autism has identified four distinct autism subtypes, each tied to specific genetic…

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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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How Three-Parent IVF Can Prevent Inherited Mitochondrial Diseases

Mitochondrial diseases are a group of inherited disorders that disrupt how the body generates energy. They can affect multiple organs,…

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Switzerland Approves First Malaria Drug for Newborns

Switzerland’s drug authority, Swissmedic, has approved the first malaria medicine designed for newborns under five kilograms. Developed by Novartis, the…

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Study Finds Addictive Behavior Not Screen Time Alone Linked to Youth Suicide Risk

A new nationwide study has found that the real digital risk to adolescents may not be how long they are…

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Is Being Too Clean Hurting Our Health? The Hygiene Hypothesis Revisited

In the late 20th century scientists noticed that allergies and autoimmune diseases were surging in wealthy countries, at the same…

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How to Clean Your Humidifier to Prevent Airborne Infections

Humidifiers are commonly used to relieve dry air symptoms, especially during colder months. However, without regular maintenance, they can become…

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How Three LSU Students Turned a College Project Into a Potential Solution for Hot Car Fatalities

Across the United States, heat-related fatalities of children left in parked vehicles continue to occur year after year. Since tracking…

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