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Rakesh Roshan Shares Health Update After Neck Angioplasty: ‘Carotid Arteries Were Above 75% Blocked’

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Rakesh Roshan, who underwent neck angioplasty, shared that over 75% of his carotid arteries were blocked, a condition that could have been potentially dangerous if ignored.See the Story

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Blood Test Detects Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Middle Age

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Recommendations made following death of woman who suffered domestic abuse

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A raft of recommendations has been made following the death of a Somerset woman who suffered domestic abuse, writes Phil Hill.Health · Taunton See the Story

Roche Reports Mixed Data for Drug Trying to Jump on the Biologic Bandwagon in COPD

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Roche’s astegolimab met the main goal of one pivotal COPD study but failed another, mirroring the mixed results recently posted by a Regeneron Pharmaceuticals COPD drug candidate that goes after the same target. Biologics are a new treatment option for COPD following approvals of antibodies from Sanofi and GSK. The post Roche Reports Mixed Data for Drug Trying to Jump on the Biologic Bandwagon in COPD appeared first on MedCity News.Health See the Story

Low-Dose Methotrexate Fails to Treat Inflammatory Knee Osteoarthritis

Although low-dose methotrexate reduces inflammation for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, a randomized clinical trial found that it did not relieve pain for patients with inflammatory knee osteoarthritis.Health Read Article

Measuring Skin Water Loss Could Predict Diabetic Foot Ulcer Recurrence

Researchers recently discovered a diagnostic biomarker that may predict the recurrence of seemingly healed diabetic foot ulcers, a major diabetes complication that can lead to amputations and increase the risk of death.Health Read Article

Nursing Pillows Linked to Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths

Blankets and pillows are cited as a risk factor for sudden unexpected infant deaths (SUIDs), an umbrella term that includes sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)—whose cause is still unknown—as well as other accidental bed-related deaths. Although the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) previously exempted nursing pillows from an infant pillow ban, as of this April, newly manufactured nursing pillows must include labels indicating that they …Health · United States Read Article

Raising Reimbursement Rates to Combat Specialty Physician Shortages

This Viewpoint highlights the significance of a new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reimbursement code for inpatient infectious disease physician consultations—the first bonus code targeting a single physician subspecialty—and assesses the potential impact of this strategy on compensation of infectious disease physicians and its broader implications for health care delivery.Health · United States Read Article

Augmented Enteral Protein During Critical Illness

This randomized clinical trial examines whether augmenting enteral protein increases days alive and free from hospitalization in critically ill patients.Health Read Article

How Much Do Vascular Risk Factors Contribute to Dementia?

A decades-long study suggests that hypertension, diabetes, and smoking throughout midlife and early late-life could contribute to 22% to 44% of dementia cases that occur before 80 years of age.Dementia Read Article

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Rakesh Roshan Shares Health Update After Neck Angioplasty: ‘Carotid Arteries Were Above 75% Blocked’

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Blood Test Detects Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Middle Age

Recommendations made following death of woman who suffered domestic abuse

Roche Reports Mixed Data for Drug Trying to Jump on the Biologic Bandwagon in COPD

Low-Dose Methotrexate Fails to Treat Inflammatory Knee Osteoarthritis

Measuring Skin Water Loss Could Predict Diabetic Foot Ulcer Recurrence

Nursing Pillows Linked to Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths

Raising Reimbursement Rates to Combat Specialty Physician Shortages

Augmented Enteral Protein During Critical Illness

How Much Do Vascular Risk Factors Contribute to Dementia?

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Recommendations made following death of woman who suffered domestic abuse

Roche Reports Mixed Data for Drug Trying to Jump on the Biologic Bandwagon in COPD

Low-Dose Methotrexate Fails to Treat Inflammatory Knee Osteoarthritis

Measuring Skin Water Loss Could Predict Diabetic Foot Ulcer Recurrence

Nursing Pillows Linked to Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths

Raising Reimbursement Rates to Combat Specialty Physician Shortages

Augmented Enteral Protein During Critical Illness

How Much Do Vascular Risk Factors Contribute to Dementia?