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Urban mouse allergens worsen childhood asthma risks

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People with disabilities face higher substance misuse risk
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November 5, 2026

People with disabilities face higher substance misuse risk

People with disabilities may face higher substance misuse risk due to chronic pain and multiple...

Researchers study synthetic growth hormone stimulator
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November 4, 2026

Researchers study synthetic growth hormone stimulator

Researchers study synthetic growth hormone stimulator to understand its effects on growth hormone secretion.

Immunotherapy Rewrites Melanoma Lymph Node Environment
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October 31, 2026

Immunotherapy Rewrites Melanoma Lymph Node Environment

Checkpoint immunotherapy may reshape melanoma-involved lymph nodes, reorganizing cell types and altering macrophage behavior, Mayo...

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Mayo Clinic Develops Real-Time Airborne Pathogen Detection System
Drug Approvals October 26, 2026

Mayo Clinic Develops Real-Time Airborne Pathogen Detection System

Mayo Clinic develops a real-time airborne pathogen detection system that could transform indoor biological threat...

Breast cancer screening becomes more personalized with risk-based guidelines
Drug Approvals October 25, 2026

Breast cancer screening becomes more personalized with risk-based guidelines

Personalized breast cancer screening guidelines are replacing one-size-fits-all approaches, offering tailored plans based on individual...

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Physical Tests Miss Key Factors In Chronic Pelvic Pain
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Physical Tests Miss Key Factors In Chronic Pelvic Pain

Standard physical tests often fail to diagnose chronic pelvic pain effectively. Learn how brain processing and inflammation play a larger...

Scientists find boosting glutathione may slow age-related cellular decline
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Scientists find boosting glutathione may slow age-related cellular decline

Scientists suggest boosting glutathione may slow age-related cellular decline, offering one of the most promising approaches to support long-term health.

Family Doctors’ Approach to Hearing Loss Referrals
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Family Doctors’ Approach to Hearing Loss Referrals

Family physicians weigh multiple factors when deciding whether to refer a patient for a hearing assessment, including symptoms and access...

Tirzepatide and semaglutide have similar asthma risks
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Tirzepatide and semaglutide have similar asthma risks

Tirzepatide and semaglutide have similar asthma risks in adults with type 2 diabetes and asthma.

FDA Reviews Two Novel ADHD Drug Candidates in Late-Stage Development
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FDA Reviews Two Novel ADHD Drug Candidates in Late-Stage Development

FDA reviews two novel ADHD drug candidates in late-stage development, offering new approaches to treatment.

Doctors reject federal vaccine changes lacking scientific backing
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Doctors reject federal vaccine changes lacking scientific backing

Doctors reject federal vaccine changes lacking scientific backing as top medical groups like AAP and ACOG defend evidence-based immunization schedules.

Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Managing Challenging Patient Relationships
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Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Managing Challenging Patient Relationships

Effective strategies for managing challenging patient relationships, focusing on cases where patients reject care or question competence.

FIB-4 Index Celebrates 20 Years Guiding Liver Care
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FIB-4 Index Celebrates 20 Years Guiding Liver Care

The FIB-4 index celebrates 20 years as a non‑invasive tool for spotting advanced liver fibrosis in MASLD, MASH, hepatitis C...

New ATA guidelines on thyroid disease in pregnancy and preconception
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New ATA guidelines on thyroid disease in pregnancy and preconception

New ATA guidelines for thyroid disease in pregnancy and preconception provide expert updates on testing, hypothyroidism, and iodine intake for...

Noninvasive tests replace biopsies for liver disease diagnosis
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Noninvasive tests replace biopsies for liver disease diagnosis

Noninvasive tests now replace risky liver biopsies for diagnosing metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) and MASLD, offering safer, cost-effect

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