Coughing at Night: How to Stop

Nighttime coughing can be frustrating as it affects sleep quality and immune system function. It can be caused by various lung and airway issues, GERD, medications, and circadian rhythm. Natural remedies like staying hydrated, herbal tea with honey, and cough drops can help manage mild coughs. Other tips include OTC medications, raising the head of…

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‘Compelling’ Results for AI EEG to Predict Outcomes

An AI algorithm applied to POC EEG recordings can predict functional outcomes by measuring seizure burden. Higher seizure burden was associated with poorer functional outcomes in patients being monitored for seizures or at risk of seizures. An automated machine learning tool called Clarity can analyze seizure burden in real-time, providing valuable information on patient prognosis….

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Empowering Moms: Navigating the Choices in Wearable Breast Pump

Modern moms, especially those balancing career and family, can benefit from innovative technologies that support their breastfeeding journey. Momcozy offers wearable breast pumps like the V2 Hands-Free Breast Pump and All-in-one M5 Wearable Breast Pump, designed for convenience, comfort, and efficiency. The V2 is lightweight, discreet, and easy to use, ideal for multitasking moms. The…

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Long-term salaried GP required – Clondalkin, Dublin 22

A medical practice is seeking new team members for a very mixed practice offering general medicine, chronic disease management, acute care, sexual health, women’s health, and gay men’s health services. The practice has a great patient profile and a supportive team including practice nurses, nurse prescribers, a health care assistant, a practice manager, and an…

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Rural Americans Are Way More Likely To Die Young. Why?

A new report from the Agriculture Department’s Economic Research Service shows that rural Americans are experiencing higher natural-cause mortality rates compared to their urban counterparts, particularly in the prime working-age population. The disparity is especially concerning for women and Native American women. Access to healthcare, particularly in states that have not expanded Medicaid, is identified…

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PCI may benefit patients with unblocked arteries but vulnerable plaque vs. medical therapy

The PREVENT trial showed that preventive PCI plus optimal medical therapy was more effective than medical therapy alone for patients with nonflow-limiting vulnerable coronary plaques. The study included 1,606 patients with vulnerable plaque and coronary stenosis greater than 50% but negative fractional flow reserve. Results at 2 and 7 years showed that PCI provided better…

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Readout newsletter: Vir, Pfizer, Seagan

The biotech industry is evolving rapidly with significant developments in various companies. Ocular Therapeutix announces a CEO transition, Regeneron invests $500 million in a new venture capital firm, and Marinus Pharmaceuticals faces setbacks in a Phase 3 study. Neumora Therapeutics halts a Phase 1 study due to safety concerns. Vir Biotechnology shifts focus from infectious…

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