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Anaerobutyricum soehngenii: A New Hope for Glycemic Control
Anaerobutyricum soehngenii supplementation shows promise in improving glycemic control and cardiovascular health in at-risk adults.
Insulin Resistance and Serum Thyroxine as Key Factors in Differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma and Malignant Cytology
This study reveals that increased serum free thyroxine and insulin resistance-associated factors are linked to higher malignancy risk in thyroid nodules, suggesting a complex interplay between metabolic and hormonal factors in thyroid cancer development.
Navigating the PM2.5 Dilemma: Air Purifiers and Masks Explained
As air quality worsens, many seek clarity on using air purifiers and masks for PM2.5 protection. This article navigates common misconceptions, offers practical advice, and provides insights from experts on the best options available.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
Modern Vegetarianism: A Health and Environmental Choice Beyond Religion
Exploring the rise of vegetarianism among youth, its health benefits, the taste and nutrition of plant-based meats, and how to ensure adequate protein and vitamin B12 in a vegan diet.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
The Hidden Risks of Natural Foods: Understanding the Dangers of Raw Milk and Beyond
Exploring the push for 'natural' foods reveals potential health risks, particularly with raw milk consumption. This article examines the significance of pasteurization and the safety concerns surrounding foodborne illnesses.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
Modern Vegetarianism: The Healthy and Eco-Friendly Choice Beyond Religion
Exploring the shift in vegetarian culture led by youth towards health and environmental benefits, addressing nutrient concerns like protein and vitamin B12.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
Navigating the PM2.5 Alarm: Choosing Between Air Purifiers and Masks
As air quality declines, understanding how to protect ourselves from PM2.5 pollution through air purifiers and masks is critical. This article clarifies the choices, backed by scientific evidence and expert insights.
Posted inMedical News news Psychiatry Specialties
Navigating Mental Health in Vietnam: The Rise of Social Media Solutions Among Youth
Vietnamese adolescents face notable mental health challenges amid growing social media influence. This article explores the alarming statistics, the stigma surrounding mental health, and the emerging role of social media in providing support.
Posted inMedical News Neurology news Specialties
One High‑Fat Meal, Four Hours: Rapid Impairment of Vascular Function and Brain Blood‑Flow Regulation
A controlled study from the University of New South Wales shows a single high‑fat meal (130 g fat) produces marked postprandial hypertriglyceridaemia and measurable declines in systemic endothelial function and dynamic cerebral autoregulation within 4 hours, effects magnified in older men.
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Three Minutes of ‘Small Talk’ That Keep Love Alive: How ‘Meaningless’ Chatter Boosts Dopamine and Deepens Bonds
Brief daily low-stakes exchanges—‘the clouds look like cotton candy’—build safety, activate reward circuits and sustain intimacy. Science explains why micro-connections matter and how clinicians and couples can use a 3‑minute practice to strengthen relationships.
How Birth Control Pills and Smoking Reshape Steroid Hormones
A large study shows oral contraceptives and smoking substantially alter steroid hormone profiles in healthy adults, with implications for disease risk, diagnostics, and treatment decisions.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
Why a Slower Heartbeat Often Means a Longer Life — and How to Find Your Healthy Rate
Resting heart rate is a simple vital sign tied to longevity and cardiovascular risk. Learn what rates are healthiest, why a lower resting heart rate often signals better fitness, how to safely lower it, and when a slow heart rate is a problem.
Posted inFamily Medicine & Nutrition news Specialties
Six Early Warning Signs Your Body May Be Sending: Precancerous Conditions to Notice and Act On
Many common disorders are actually precancerous. Learn the stages of cancer development, six precancerous conditions to watch, their risk factors, tests, and practical prevention and management steps.
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Three Miles: Should You Walk or Run? What the Science Says About Health Benefits, Risks, and Practical Choices
Walking and running the same distance deliver similar long-term health gains. Choice should depend on energy expenditure, body type, injury risk, and sustainability—because consistency matters more than speed.
Posted inCardiology Nephrology news Specialties
ARBs versus Dihydropyridine CCBs : Which Protects the Heart and Which Safeguards the Kidneys?
Comparative review of angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs, “沙坦”) and dihydropyridine calcium‑channel blockers (DHP‑CCBs, “地平类”) focused on organ protection—kidney, heart and brain—and practical selection based on comorbidity and evidence.
Posted inGastroenterology news Oncology Specialties
Four Typical Early Signs of Colorectal Cancer: What to Watch For
Colorectal cancer often shows subtle bowel changes early. Know the four warning signs—diarrhea, constipation, altered stool shape, and rectal bleeding—and when to seek screening and treatment.
Posted inNeurology news Specialties
Before the Stroke: How It Often Feels — Survivors’ Voices, What Science Explains, and What to Do
Many strokes begin with strange, sudden sensations. Survivors describe fatigue, dizziness, confusion, sudden weakness and falls. Learn what these experiences mean, the science behind them, how to spot danger fast, and practical steps to reduce your risk.
Posted inAI news Public Health Specialties
When an AI ‘Suggestion’ Became Poison: A Case of Bromide Toxicity After ChatGPT Advised Replacing Table Salt
A 60-year-old man developed bromide toxicity after replacing dietary NaCl with NaBr based on ChatGPT guidance; the case highlights laboratory interference, diagnostic pitfalls, clinical management, and risks of decontextualized AI health advice.
Posted inClinical Updates Neurology news Specialties
JAMA: Extending Intravenous Alteplase to 24 Hours in Imaging‑Selected Ischemic Stroke (HOPE Trial)
The HOPE randomized trial shows that CT‑perfusion–selected patients treated with intravenous alteplase at 4.5–24 hours (no planned thrombectomy) had higher 90‑day functional independence (40.3% vs 26.3%), with increased symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage but no higher mortality.
Nature: Influenza and SARS‑CoV‑2 can awaken dormant breast cancer cells and trigger lung metastasis
A Nature paper shows influenza and SARS‑CoV‑2 lung infections can reactivate dormant disseminated breast cancer cells (DCCs) via IL‑6 and CD4+ T‑cell–mediated mechanisms, with concordant human data linking SARS‑CoV‑2 infection to higher cancer‑related mortality and pulmonary metastasis risk.