Kallistatin expression increases after weight loss, study reveals

Researchers from the DZD found that after weight loss, individuals with overweight and obesity showed an increase in the protein Kallistatin in subcutaneous white adipose tissue. This protein has potential therapeutic benefits for those with obesity and type 2 diabetes. Clinical studies revealed that obese individuals have lower levels of Kallistatin, which plays a role…

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A Parent’s Guide to Vaccines

Vaccinations provide lifetime protection against diseases like hepatitis B, rotavirus, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, Haemophilus Influenzae Type B, polio, MMRV, hepatitis A, and flu. The vaccines are given according to a schedule starting at birth and continuing into childhood, usually before school begins. Side effects of vaccines are mild and infrequent, with soreness at the injection site and…

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QOL Not Harmed With Add-On Pembrolizumab in Cervical Cancer

The addition of pembrolizumab to concurrent chemoradiotherapy for high-risk locally advanced cervical cancer does not harm quality of life, according to patient-reported outcome analyses from the KEYNOTE-A18 trial. The trial showed a 30% reduction in the risk for progression with pembrolizumab compared to placebo, with favorable overall survival trends. Patient-reported outcome instruments used in the…

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Intense Exercise Boosts Hormone In Breast Milk That Protects Babies Against Diabetes: Study

Researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology found that high-intensity exercise can increase levels of the hormone adiponectin in breast milk, which is beneficial for babies by protecting them against diabetes and regulating their metabolism. The study collected samples of breast milk from new mothers before and after exercise sessions, showing that intense…

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How Data and AI Help Pharma Sales Teams Better Market Precision Genetic Drugs

AI is revolutionizing healthcare by enabling gene-based precision medicine through GenAI technology, which uses advanced algorithms to match molecules with patient conditions. Pharmaceutical companies collect vast amounts of data on drugs, patient populations, and interactions to develop personalized therapies. Sales teams selling precision drugs must utilize this data to understand drug effects, interactions, and target…

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More than 20,000 physicians practicing in Ireland last year

In 2023, Ireland had more than 20,000 practicing physicians, with over half of them being male and one-fourth under 35 years old. The majority were generalist medical practitioners, followed by general pediatricians and psychiatrists. Many physicians had obtained their first medical qualification from countries such as Pakistan, Sudan, and the UK. The number of nurses,…

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Wheel adds Mark Cuban Cost Plus, Talkspace and Health Gorilla to virtual care platform

Virtual care staffing vendor Wheel has partnered with Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug Company, Talkspace, and Health Gorilla to offer mental health services, affordable prescription drug pricing, and diagnostic services through its platform. The partnerships aim to provide patients with more choice, accessibility, and affordability in their healthcare journey. Wheel CEO Michelle Davey emphasized the…

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As More States Target Disavowed ‘Excited Delirium’ Diagnosis, Police Groups Push Back

Several states are considering bans on the discredited medical diagnosis of “excited delirium” from death certificates, law enforcement training, incident reports, and court testimony. California was the first state to prohibit this term in official proceedings, with other states like Colorado, Hawaii, Minnesota, and New York following suit. Families who lost relatives in encounters with…

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