Nature Medicine
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healthWHO Study: Nearly Half of Preventable Cancers Tied to Smoking and Alcohol
A new WHO analysis finds 38% of 2022's 19 million cancer cases were preventable, with tobacco and alcohol linked to nearly half of them.
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healthNovel Apheresis Approach Targets Severe Preeclampsia
A pilot trial shows sFlt-1 apheresis safely reduces blood pressure and key protein levels in very preterm preeclampsia, offering a potential disease-specific therapy.
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healthCRISPR-Edited Transplant Shows Safe Engraftment in High-Risk AML
A phase 1/2a trial shows a CRISPR-edited donor graft enabled rapid engraftment and safe post-transplant targeted therapy in high-risk AML and MDS patients.
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healthGut Bacteria Could Predict Parkinson’s Years Before Symptoms
A new UCL-led study reveals gut microbes may signal Parkinson’s risk years before symptoms emerge, with diet playing a key role.
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healthExperimental Drug Elraglusib Doubles Pancreatic Cancer Survival Rate
A new study reveals elraglusib, an experimental drug, has significantly improved one-year survival rates in pancreatic cancer patients by targeting tumor microenvironments.
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healthDaily Multivitamin Linked to Slower Biological Aging
New study suggests daily multivitamins may slow biological aging by four months, but experts urge caution, emphasizing diet and exercise.
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healthAI's Critical Flaw: ChatGPT Health Misses Serious Medical Emergencies
New study reveals ChatGPT Health's significant shortcomings in identifying critical medical emergencies, raising concerns for patient safety and the future of AI in healthcare.
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healthNew Blood Test Predicts Alzheimer's Symptoms Years in Advance
Researchers develop a 'molecular clock' using blood tests to forecast Alzheimer's symptom onset, potentially revolutionizing research and patient care.