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Journalists Track Medical Device Malfunctions, Opioid Settlement Payments, and Abortion Bans

KFF Health News correspondents discussed various health issues on NPR and Wisconsin Public Radio. Daniel Chang discussed malfunctions of the FDA-approved LVAD Heart Mate 3 mechanical heart pump, Aneri Pattani discussed opioid settlement funds, and Julie Rovner discussed abortion bans in Texas and New Orleans. KFF Health News is a national newsroom that produces in-depth…

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Why the FDA should move on inhalable epinephrine

STAT publishes selected Letters to the Editor in response to their First Opinion essays to encourage robust, good-faith discussions about difficult issues. Some of these letters include calls for disaggregation of racial and ethnic categories in health disparities data, addressing food insecurity through better nutrition education, and the need for less intimidating alternatives to EpiPens…

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University of Louisville scientists aim to disarm Yersinia pestis, the bubonic plague bacteria

Neutrophils are the body’s first line of defense against invaders, but Yersinia pestis, the bacteria responsible for bubonic and pneumonic plague, can evade the immune system, causing fatal infections. Researchers at the University of Louisville are studying how Y. pestis evades the immune system to apply this knowledge to control other pathogens. Y. pestis suppresses…

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Eli Lilly Offers Obesity Drug Directly to Consumers

A new direct-to-patient portal called LillyDirect by Eli Lilly will allow patients to obtain anti-obesity medications for as little as $25 a month. This is seen as a major shift in medication accessibility for those struggling with obesity. There are also improvements in insurance coverage for these medications, and new research reveals the benefits of…

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The Ultimate Guide To Flawless Skin

This blog post discusses the common issue of dark spots and provides a list of the best dark spot removers for 2024. It explores their ingredients, potential benefits, and user feedback. The list includes products like Enaskin Dark Spot Remover for Face and Body, EnaSkin Dark Spot Corrector for Face, REMEDIAL PAX Dark Spot Remover…

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Authinfo. Co to jest i do czego służy?

Authinfo jest unikalnym kodem, który zapewnia bezpieczny dostęp do zarządzania domenami i usługami hostingowymi. Jest niezbędny do przenoszenia domen między rejestratorami, zmiany dostawcy, odnowienia domen, zmiany informacji kontaktowych, DNS oraz parametrów serwera. Aby uzyskać Authinfo, należy skontaktować się z obecnym dostawcą usług hostingowych lub rejestratorem domen. Przechowywanie Authinfo w bezpiecznym miejscu jest kluczowe dla ochrony…

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Renowned Vascular Surgeon Dr Ravul Jindal wins ”Vascular Surgeon of the Year” Award at GICA 2023

Renowned Vascular Surgeon Dr. Ravul Jindal has been honored with the “Vascular Surgeon of the Year” Award at the GICA 2023. This prestigious award recognizes his exceptional contributions to the field of vascular surgery. Dr. Jindal’s expertise and dedication have earned him this recognition, solidifying his reputation as a leader in the field. His outstanding…

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GP Required – Carlow

Carlow town practice is seeking a GP to join their team. The practice currently has 3 GPs and a young patient profile with a large private practice and a sizable GMS list. The successful applicant will take over a cohort of patients for 8 sessions per week and must be eligible to take on a…

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Trabecular Bone Score Predicts CKD Patient Skeletal Fragility

Lower trabecular bone scores (TBS) are linked to skeletal fragility in chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients. While dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry is less predictive of fracture risk in CKD patients, TBS may be a better assessment tool. A systematic review and meta-analysis of studies published until July 2023 showed lower TBS values in non-dialysis CKD patients,…

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Mind Readers—New Brain Wave Tech gives voice to Locked-in Syndrome patients

Researchers at Radboud University and University Medical Center Utrecht are working on restoring speech in people with paralysis disorders using brain signal readers and artificial intelligence. They have developed a brain-computer interface that can produce accurate speech by reading brain waves, giving hope to people with locked-in syndrome. The study involved non-paralyzed individuals with brain…

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Data companies Atropos Health, Arcadia announce partnership

California-based real-world data platform Atropos Health has added healthcare data analytics company Arcadia to its portfolio, providing Arcadia’s provider customers and life sciences users access to Atropos’ offerings. Atropos Health offers AI innovations, evidence generation, analytics augmentation, and data evaluation to help physicians access real-world evidence. Arcadia is a healthcare data platform that gives providers…

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Sixty seconds on . . . green space

The New Year brings the opportunity for new resolutions, with exercise being a top priority for many. Forbes magazine reports that hitting the gym is a common goal for Brits, but researchers suggest that spending time in green spaces may offer additional benefits. The concept of friluftsliv, or the power of connecting with nature, has…

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For Black adolescents, feeling connected to school has long-lasting mental health benefits, researchers find

A recent study from Rutgers University found that among Black adolescents, feeling connected to their school community can have a long-lasting impact on mental health. The study, published in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence, showed that school connectedness is a protective factor against depression and aggressive behavior later in life for Black students. Analyzing…

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Why Drink More Water? See 6 Health Benefits of Water

A recent study has called into question the health benefits of drinking water, suggesting that the recommended consumption of eight glasses a day is not backed by scientific evidence. However, staying hydrated has many health benefits, including maintaining the body’s fluid balance, controlling calorie intake, energizing muscles during exercise, keeping skin looking good, helping kidney…

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ARPANET. Co to jest ARPANET?

ARPANET był pionierską siecią komputerową, wprowadzoną w 1969 roku przez Departament Obrony Stanów Zjednoczonych. Miała na celu umożliwienie komunikacji między uniwersytetami i instytutami badawczymi, co zapoczątkowało rozwój Internetu. ARPANET wprowadził innowacyjne technologie, takie jak protokół TCP/IP. Nie był w stanie sprostać rosnącym potrzebom użytkowników, co doprowadziło do zastąpienia go bardziej zaawansowanymi sieciami w 1990 roku….

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2022-2023 Influenza Vaccine Moderately Effective Against Hospitalizations

The study found that the influenza vaccine for the 2022-2023 season was moderately effective in reducing influenza-A-associated emergency and urgent care encounters and hospitalizations in the US. The research involved adults with acute respiratory illness and used data from the VISION Network. It found that overall vaccine effectiveness was 44.0% against influenza-A-associated emergency and urgent…

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VMocion secures $3M for virtual motion technology

VMocion, a technology company, has received $3 million in seed funding from AZ Crown and Mayo Clinic. Their 3V technologies provide users with a sense of physical motion while in extended reality, eliminating motion sickness by stimulating the ear’s vestibular system to create a sense of balance. The company plans to advance its technology with…

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New Year, Same Abortion Debate

KFF Health News’ “What the Health?” discusses the ongoing debate on abortion, a new law in California that helps out-of-state doctors receive reproductive health training, and ballot initiatives on abortion. The debate is coming to a head in light of a federal appeals court ruling doctors in Texas are not required to perform abortions during…

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Classifying the natural history of asymptomatic malaria

The content explains the difficulty in detecting malaria in asymptomatic individuals and the importance of identifying asymptomatic infections for public health. Detecting asymptomatic individuals is difficult as parasite counts can fluctuate and older detection tests are less sensitive. The study conducted in Uganda shows that a daily sampling schedule was comparable to daily testing at…

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Teach Your Kids to Avoid Colds

Teaching children proper hygiene habits is important for reducing the number of colds and illnesses they experience. Regular hand-washing, covering coughs and sneezes, healthy eating, playing outside, and getting vaccinated are all strategies to support immune health. Kids are influenced by the behavior of adults, so leading by example is crucial in instilling good habits….

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Prior Auth Erodes Trust, Costs More

Dr. Mark Lewis witnessed the agony of a patient with a metastasized gastrointestinal tumor. He urgently requested an opioid prescription to alleviate the patient’s pain, but the insurer required prior authorization. Despite no communication or red flags, the patient left the pharmacy empty-handed, ending up in the ER in excruciating pain. Such delays can harm…

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Analiza historii domeny. Jak i po co ją przeprowadzić?

Analiza historii domeny pozwala na zrozumienie przeszłości danej domeny i ocenę jej reputacji dla firm hostingowych i rejestratorów domen. Kluczowymi czynnikami do uwzględnienia podczas analizy historii domeny są historia zmian DNS, protokoły szyfrowania, certyfikaty SSL, zarządzenie nazwami hostów oraz zmiany w ustawieniach bezpieczeństwa. Istnieje wiele narzędzi, które pomagają w automatyzacji procesu analizy historii domeny, takich…

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High fibrinogen-to-albumin ratio tied to stroke recurrence and poor functional outcome in LAA stroke patients

High fibrinogen-to-albumin ratio is associated with an increased risk of stroke recurrence and poor functional outcome in patients with stroke caused by large artery atherosclerosis (LAA). This finding suggests that the fibrinogen-to-albumin ratio could be a potential biomarker for predicting outcomes in LAA stroke patients. The study emphasizes the importance of monitoring and managing this…

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Pharma giant Lily launches digital health experience LilyDirect

Pharma giant Lilly has launched LillyDirect, a digital health experience for patients with diabetes, obesity, and migraines. This platform offers access to healthcare providers, educational information, and a digital pharmacy for select Lilly medicines. Patients can order drugs through a third-party online pharmacy fulfillment service and access telehealth providers. This move reflects a larger trend…

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‘Forever Chemicals’ Contaminate America’s Freshwater Fish

PFAS chemicals are found in many consumer goods and can accumulate in soil, water, fish, and our bodies. These “forever chemicals” have been linked to health issues. Federal efforts to curb PFAS exposure have mainly focused on drinking water, with little regulation for freshwater fish. At least 17 states have issued PFAS-related fish consumption advisories,…

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Strata, Kosmo Meditech expand partnership for Korean product distribution

Strata Skin Sciences has expanded its distribution agreement with Kosmo Meditech in Korea through 2026. The agreement includes performance-based purchase requirements for both direct capital sales and recurring revenue sales. Strata develops dermatologic products such as excimer lasers, lamp systems, and acne therapy systems, which are distributed by Kosmo in Korea. The expansion of this…

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Eli Lilly, JPM, Novo Nordisk, Bain

Sign up for the biotech newsletter to stay on top of the latest science and politics driving the biotech industry. The newsletter includes previews of biotech conferences, updates on obesity drug development, and IPO filings. The need-to-know includes warnings from Eli Lilly on the use of its weight loss drugs, a judge’s recommendation to dismiss…

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PharmaKure granted MHRA Clinical Trial Authorisation (CTA) for PK051 for the treatment of mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer’s Disease

PharmaKure has received approval from the UK MHRA to begin a Phase 2a study for its drug PK051, intended for the treatment of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) due to Alzheimer’s Disease. PK051 is an oral combined drug that targets the disaggregation of amyloid-β proteins, believed to be the initial event in Alzheimer’s Disease pathology. The…

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