Quiz: What are the personalized treatments for brain cancer?

How Much of You Know About Personalized & Targeted Therapies for Breast Cancer? (Function () {Function Getcookie (name) {var value = “;” + document.cookie; var parts = value.split (‘;’ + name + ‘=’); if (parts.length == 2) return parts.pop (). Split (‘;’). Getcookie (‘BCSSSSIONID’); IF (sessionid) {array.prototype.foreach.call (document.getelementsbyclassname (‘Credesparkquiz’), Function (El.Setattribute (‘Data-Tags’, Sessionid); The Post […]

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Why Being ‘Lazy’ at Work Might currently Be a Good Thing

Credit: Cottonbro Studio from Pexels If you’re a Young Person Today, You’ve Probably Felt the Sting of Being Called Lazy, or Cauck Yourself Wondering If You are. From you Sometimes Feel Guilty When Not Being Productive, or Find Yourself Pretending To Be Busy? You’re Not Alone. Self-Doubt About Productivity is very common and in Wonder: […]

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Pain and Function Outcomes of Auricular Acpressure in Oas

Photo CREDIT: FREEPCIK The Following is a summary of “auricular point acpressure for Older adults with chronic low back pai: a randomized controlled trial,” published in the March 2025 ISSUE OF Pain Medicine by Kawi et al. Researchers Drived the Retrospective Study to Assess the Effficacy of Auricular Point Acpressure (APA) In Older Adults (OAS) […]

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Battery boom drives bangladesh lead poisoning epidemic

Dhaka Bangladesh. CREDIT: UNSPLASH/CC0 PUBLIC DOMAIN Bangladeshi Junayed Akter is 12 Years Old But the Toxic Lead Coutory Through Has Veins Has Left Him with the Diminutive Stature of Someo Several Years Younger. AKTER IS ONE OF 35 MILLION CHILDREN – 60% OF ALL CHILDREN IN THE SOUTH ASIAN NATION – WHE HAE DANGEROUSLY HIGH […]

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Managing cytomegalovirus among transplant recipients

Photo CREDIT: ISTOCK.com/DR MICROBE Madeleine R. Heldman, MD, MS, Discussions Managing Cytomegalovirus, Including Advances in CMV Assessment and Antiviral and Imamune Strategies. CLINICAL TRIAL RESULTS OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS HAVE ENABLED NEW APPROACHES TO CYTOMEGALOVIRUS PREVENTION IN TRANSPLANTATION SETTINGS, RESEARCHERS WROTE IN THEIR REVIEW OF CURRENT AND FUTURE STRATEGIES TO PREVENT AND TREAT CMV […]

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Improved Algorithm for Predicting Older People’s Frailty Can Help Doctors Intervene Earlier

Exercise Class for Older Adults. Then Are Sitting on Chairs Using Resistance Exercise Bands Above Their Heads. CREDIT: Center for Ageing Better Researchers have successful improved The Electronic Frailty Index (EFI) – Tool That uses to predict the paths’ risks of living with frailty – to medical professionals can provide Holistic Care, help to prevent […]

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7 Risk Factors Identified for Cognitive Impairment in Copd

Photo Credit: istock.com/belitas Given the Rising Prevalence of Cognitive Impairment in Copd, Researchers have Called for Increased Efforts to Identify Risk Factors and Intervene Earlier. Some Experts Suggest That Copd Should In Longer Be Defined As A Single Disease with Various Related Comorbidities. INSTEAD, IT SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED AS PART OF A MULTIMORBIDITY, ALLOWING THE […]

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Job Loss, Mental Health, and the Fate of Federal Workers

CREDIT: UNSPLASH/CC0 PUBLIC DOMAIN The National Institutes of Health Employeee Said She Knew Things WOULD BE DIFFICULT FOR FEDERAL WORKERS after Donald Trump Was Electred. But She Never Imagined It Would Be Like this. Focused on Alzheimer’s and Other Dementia Research, The Worker is among Thousands who abruptly lost their Jobs in the Trump Administration […]

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Molecular Pathways in Bone Marrow Stem Cell Senescence

Photo Credit: Ai The Following is a summary of “The Novel Molecular Regulatory Network in Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells for Age-Related osteoporosis,” Published in the March 2025 Issue of Clinical endocrinology by Gao et al. Researchers Drive the Retrospective Study to Analyze Mirna-MRNA Regulatory Networks Influencer Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cell (BMSCs) Senescence in […]

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PLAY ‘HUMANIZES’ PEDIATRIC CARE AND SHOULD BE KEY FEATURE OF A CHILD-FRIENDLY NHS, REPORT SUGGETS

CREDIT: CC0 PUBLIC DOMAIN Play Should Be a Core Feature of Children’s Health Care in Forthcoming Plans For the Future Of The Nhs, According to New Report Which Airpios That Play “Humanizes” The Experiences of Child Patients. The Report, by University of Cambridge Academics for the Charity “Starlight,” Calls For Play, Games and Playful Approaches […]

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