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Accurate Alzheimer’s Blood Test: A Guide to Diagnosis and Detection

Older adults who have concerns about their memory, thinking, or reasoning abilities may consider getting tested for Alzheimer's disease. However, the current tests available are invasive and costly. Some require a sample of spinal...
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Understanding the Impact of First Opinions on Modern Medicine

First Opinion is a platform that features thought-provoking articles about the life sciences, written by experts in the field. It aims to spark meaningful discussions and debates on important issues in the medical community....
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Preventing Middle-Age Weight Gain: Tips and Strategies

As you grow older, it is normal to experience weight gain, especially during middle age. This weight gain can be attributed to a variety of factors, including changes in metabolism, distribution of fat in...
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Progress in Lawsuit to Address Pulse Oximeter Bias Against Black Patients

In 2022, Noha Aboelata, the CEO of a health clinic in Oakland, California, noticed a problem with pulse oximeters. These devices, used to measure blood oxygen levels, were found to be biased against Black...
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Navigating Menopause: Tips and Strategies for Women’s Health

Menopause is a natural part of a woman's life that marks the end of menstrual cycles and fertility. While it is not a disease, the transition to menopause can bring about uncomfortable symptoms like...
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Boosting Rural Hospitals Through ‘Site-Neutral’ Pay: Key Senators’ Proposal

The hospital industry has been concerned about Medicare payment reforms affecting rural hospitals for some time. However, two key senators have come up with a new plan to address this issue. They propose reinvesting...
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Understanding Substance Use Disorders: Facts and Support | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

Substance Use DisorderMillions of Americans are affected by substance use disorders (SUDs). SUDs are chronic but treatable medical conditions that change the brain and behavior. While it is not an official diagnosis, some SUDs...
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The Impact of Early Sugar Exposure on Diabetes Risk: What You Need to Know

Early Sugar Exposure and Diabetes RiskRecently, a study published in Science examined the impact of early sugar exposure on long-term health outcomes, specifically in relation to type 2 diabetes and hypertension risk. The study...
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Breaking the Stigma: How Language Impacts Addiction Treatment | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

Substance use disorders (SUDs) are common conditions that many people can recover from, but the stigma surrounding them can make it difficult for individuals to seek treatment. In fact, in 2023, around 16% of...
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Navigating the Intersection of Science Journals and Politics in the Current Election Season

Donald Trump's presidency has brought about a shift in the relationship between scientists and presidential elections in the United States. Following his election in 2016, there was a surge in public engagement with science,...
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Tips for Discussing Drugs & Alcohol with Teens: Expert Advice | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

Conversations about Drugs and Alcohol with TeensTalking to your kids about drugs and alcohol might feel awkward, but it is essential to promote healthy behaviors. Here are some tips from the Substance Abuse and...
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Navigating Lilly’s Earnings Surprise, Election Impact, and Ghost Story

In this week's episode of "The Readout LOUD," STAT's biotech podcast, hosts Adam, Allison, and Elaine delve into various topics, including the surprising earnings reports from Eli Lilly and Pfizer. They also discuss the...

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