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Research reveals how skeletal muscle communicates with the brain regarding feeding behavior
The brain determines when it is time to feed - but how does it know? Findings from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital provide new understanding of how the brain orchestrates...
12 hours ago - News Medical
Lip Fillers
Achieving the correct proportions with HA filler-based lip enhancement.By Miguel Aristizabal, MD Lips are one of the key features of the face and the main feature of the lower...
13 hours ago - Surgical Aesthetics Magazine
Intake of vitamin D and calcium, sun exposure, and risk of breast cancer subtypes among black women
ABSTRACTBackgroundThe randomized placebo-controlled Vitamin D and Omega-3 Trial suggested a possible benefit of vitamin D on cancer incidence among black individuals. However...
1 day ago - American Journal of Clinical Nutrition - 2 articles
Risk stratification for patients awaiting kidney transplantation: role of bioimpedance derived Edema Index and nutrition status
Recent studies demonstrate that the edema index may be a significant predictor of poor outcomes as a composite of overhydration and protein-energy wasting. There is no...
1 day ago - Clinical Nutrition
Study identifies two distinct subgroups of SUIDs that differ by age
Cases of sudden unexpected infant death, or SUID, that occur at 0 to 6 days differ significantly from cases that occur at days 7 to 364 in regard to factors like live birth...
2 days ago - Healio
Tai Chi Combined With Resistance Training for Adults Aged 50 Years and Older: A Systematic Review
Background and Purpose: Despite Tai Chi and resistance training being recommended as suitable exercise for older adults, there are no systematic reviews synthesizing the...
3 days ago - LWW - 5 articles
Estimating Biases in Smoking Cessation: Evidence from a Field Experiment - by Frank J. Chaloupka IV, Matthew R. Levy, Justin S. White
We conduct a randomized field experiment to quantify biases that affect consumers of addictive goods: present-biased preferences, naïve beliefs regarding present bias, and...
4 days ago - National Bureau of Economic Research
General Election 2019: NHS boss - Parties 'ducked' big issues
Chris Hopson says election debate has "fallen short" with regard to long-term solutions for the NHS.
4 days ago - BBC
Take it one step at a time: You don't need 10,000 steps to live longer
Most fitness apps today recommend walking at least 10,000 steps every day for better health. Where the number came from, people are not sure. Nonetheless, many regard it as the...
4 days ago - Natural News
Cannabidiol Elevates mTOR Inhibitor Levels In Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Patients
The mTOR inhibitors everolimus and sirolimus have activity against multiple manifestations of tuberous sclerosis complex and are approved to treat astrocytomas...
5 days ago - Pediatric Neurology
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Anastrozole Decreases Breast Cancer Rates in Risky Postmenopausal Women
Anastrozole, which inhibits the production of oestrogen in postmenopausal women is considered a better option than tamoxifen for preventing breast cancer in risky women.
Many Kids With Renal Issue may be Prescribed Toxic Drugs
Among 1,018 children with newly diagnosed chronic kidney disease and 4,072 children with normal kidney function who were seen at primary care practices, 71% and 50%...
Drug that halves a woman's risk of breast cancer works for SEVEN YEARS after...
Arimidex halves the risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women. Now, a study at Queen Mary University of London shows these effects last for a further seven years.
New Antimicrobial Polymer can Kill Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria
Fight infections: Newly designed antimicrobial polymer may pave the way for developing drugs to which bacteria are significantly less resistant. This ground-breaking discovery...
Tropical Flower Offers Hope in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
New drug like molecules inspired by tropical flower compound kill pancreatic cancer cells effectively in a petri dish.
Patients Need to Understand The Risks Of Huntington's Disease Better
For patients with Huntington's disease , clinical trials can offer hope when there are no treatments available despite unknowns about whether the therapy will work or is safe.
Monitoring Procedural Pain and Distress in a Child With Rett Syndrome: A...
Background and Purpose: Whole body vibration training is a viable option for children with Rett syndrome; however, the positioning requirements and intense vibration may be...
Scientists find a brain circuit that controls food impulsivity
A new study conducted on rats from the University of Georgia found that when a a specific pathway was targeted, the rats lacked impulse control and more quickly tried to reach...
Breast cancer breakthrough as blood test can quickly match patients with...
The 'liquid biopsy' was shown to be as effective as traditional methods 95 per cent of the time, researchers at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, said.
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