AI models forecast COVID-19 risks and treatment for hospitalized patients
Seasonal influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19 are actively circulating throughout the United States.
Pharmacist warns common cold and flu medicine can cause issues with your blood
While flu medication is generally safe for most, it's important to know one particular remedy could increase your blood ...
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Certain Meds and Diet Can Reverse Type 2 Diabetes
People can reverse their type 2 diabetes through a combination of calorie cutting and medication, a small clinical tri ...
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A Guide for Discussing GLP-1s as Obesity Treatments
The author of a new guidebook on GLP-1s and other experts share their tips for how clinicians can optimize patient success ...
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New Study: Eating More of This Spice Could Improve Heart Health and Reduce Diabetes Risk
Other recent research celebrated "its anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, free radical scavenging, antimicrobial, antiparasitic, ...
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Community Health Workers to Start Screening High Blood Pressure
The Rwandan government has announced plans to empower community health workers in the tracking and managing hypertension to help the country deal with the issue, which affected at least 15 per cent of ...
At 97 kg, she joined a clinical trial that redefines obesity. Now at 70 kg, this 48-year-old has reversed risks with a new protocol
“That’s why,” says Dr Naval Vikram Kishore, professor of medicine, Metabolic Research Group, AIIMS, “obesity has to be ...
A new study reveals nearly one in five people have what’s known as ‘masked hypertension’
Thousands of Australians could have high blood pressure and not know it, even though they've been tested at their G-Ps. A new study has found current testing for hypertension can be inaccurate.