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Cardiovascular Health Metrics in Cancer Patients

Notable disparities in cardiovascular health metrics are observed between individuals with and without cancer, underscoring the importance of tailored cardiovascular care for cancer patients.

August 2024

Paxlovid's Limited Efficacy Against Long COVID

Despite initial optimism, Paxlovid's efficacy in mitigating long COVID falls short, with UCSF researchers observing an unexpected rebound in COVID-19 cases post-treatment.

August 2024

Novel Syndrome Associated with Prenatal Fentanyl Exposure

Individuals with prenatal fentanyl exposure may exhibit shared traits, including short stature, microcephaly, distinctive facial features, and congenital anomalies, suggesting the emergence of a new syndrome.

August 2024

Sustained Blood Pressure Reduction with Zilebesiran

Single subcutaneous dose of Zilebesiran demonstrates safe and effective blood pressure reduction lasting up to six months.

July 2024

Importance of Physical Activity for Heart Health

Making small adjustments to daily routines can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack by promoting physical activity over sedentary behavior.

July 2024

Unveiling the Paradoxical Nature of Hypochondria

Mortality rates from all causes and specific causes among individuals diagnosed with hypochondria reveal intriguing paradoxes surrounding this psychological condition.

July 2024

Fertility Considerations After Cancer Treatment

Advances in cancer prognosis highlight the growing importance of fertility preservation for individuals considering pregnancy after cancer.

July 2024

Apixaban's Role in Stroke Prevention

Use of apixaban results in a notable 37% reduction in stroke incidence for stroke prevention.

July 2024

Assessing Adenotonsillectomy's Impact on Pediatric Sleep Apnea

Adenotonsillectomy improves sleep quality and ameliorates some behavioral issues in children with mild sleep apnea, according to recent findings, highlighting the procedure's therapeutic benefits.

July 2024

Projected Increase in Cardiovascular Deaths Due to Extreme Heat

Study funded by NIH predicts older and black adults will face the greatest risk of cardiovascular deaths as a result of rising temperatures.

July 2024

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