Archive: 19/10/2018

Good spatial memory? You're likely to be good at identifying smells too

People who have better spatial memory are also better at identifying odors, according to a study published this week in Nature Communications. The study builds on a recent theory that the main reason that a sense of smell ...

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Researchers show better cardiorespiratory fitness leads to longer life

Cleveland Clinic researchers have found that better cardiorespiratory fitness leads to longer life, with no limit to the benefit of aerobic fitness.

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CDC: many pregnant women not receiving immunizations

(HealthDay)—Many pregnant women are not getting recommended vaccinations, with less than half of those pregnant during the peak influenza vaccination period in 2017 to 2018 reporting being vaccinated before or during their ...

Oct 19, 2018

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Juul e-cigarettes pose addiction risk for young users, study finds

Teens and young adults who use Juul brand e-cigarettes are failing to recognize the product's addictive potential, despite using it more often than their peers who smoke conventional cigarettes, according to a new study by ...

Oct 19, 2018

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Link found between chronic inflammation and risk for Alzheimer's disease

While it is widely shown that possessing the ApoE4 gene is the major genetic risk factor of Alzheimer's disease (AD), not all ApoE4 carriers develop AD. For the first time, researchers at Boston University School of Medicine ...

Oct 19, 2018

Patients at risk of coverage denial

Researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital analyzed a national sample of Emergency Department visits between 2011-15 to determine what proportion of them could be denied coverage if commercial insurers across the U.S. adopted ...

Oct 19, 2018

Securing access to optimal cancer care through innovation, integration and sustainability

Securing access to optimal cancer care for all patients can only be achieved through integrated, sustainable translation of today's scientific advances into tomorrow's treatments, reinforced by a clear understanding of the ...

Oct 19, 2018

Stop marginalising men with breast cancer

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK and the leading cancer in women worldwide. Approximately 150 cases are diagnosed in the UK every day – that's one every 10 minutes. Breast cancer does not discriminate. ...

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Does herpes cause Alzheimer's?

What causes Alzheimer's disease? The answer could be right under our noses, says leading expert Professor Ruth Itzhaki. Her latest paper presents a lifetime of research evidence that the herpes virus responsible for cold ...

Oct 19, 2018

A young doctor had a stroke, now he's back at work treating stroke patients

When Justin Sciancalepore talks to his patients now about how treatments for stroke feel, he doesn't pretend they will be less painful or less exhausting than they really are.

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Archive: 19/10/2018

Good spatial memory? You're likely to be good at identifying smells too

Researchers show better cardiorespiratory fitness leads to longer life

CDC: many pregnant women not receiving immunizations

Juul e-cigarettes pose addiction risk for young users, study finds

Link found between chronic inflammation and risk for Alzheimer's disease

Patients at risk of coverage denial

Securing access to optimal cancer care through innovation, integration and sustainability

Stop marginalising men with breast cancer

Does herpes cause Alzheimer's?

A young doctor had a stroke, now he's back at work treating stroke patients

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