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A patient with type 2 diabetes shares her personal experience with Mounjaro, a GLP-1 drug. This article reveals the controversies surrounding GLP-1 medications in public discourse and the challenges patients face during treatment, calling for a more rational attitude toward these drugs.
A recent study shows that changing dietary habits after age 50-60, especially adopting a plant-based diet, can reduce dementia risk by up to 11%. Additionally, the traditional Korean medicine 'Yukgongdan' is confirmed to protect hippocampal neurons.
Dr. Tanja Lindsey, a leading women's health expert, answers the top 5 questions women ask most, covering hormone replacement therapy, birth control options, breast self-exams, HPV vaccines, and menopause management.
The FDA recently announced priority vouchers for studying psychedelics like psilocybin, methylone, and noribogaine hydrochloride as potential treatments for mental health and addiction disorders. This move raises hope but also concerns about political influence on scientific review.
Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in over 300 enzymatic reactions. An Ahmedabad specialist discusses the benefits of daily magnesium supplementation for heart, muscle, bone, and nervous system health, while emphasizing dosage and safety. This bilingual health guide is suitable for daily reading.
Regeneron's gene therapy Otarmeni has received FDA approval for treating hearing loss caused by OTOF gene mutations. It delivers a functional OTOF gene to inner hair cells of the cochlea, aiming to restore natural hearing. Regeneron will offer the therapy for free and can sell the accompanying priority review voucher.
A leaked CDC report reveals that officials appointed by RFK Jr. blocked a study showing COVID-19 vaccines reduce hospitalizations and emergency visits from being published in the flagship medical journal, raising concerns about political interference in science.
On World Malaria Day, Egypt's Ministry of Health announced it has maintained its malaria-free certification for the second consecutive year, becoming the 10th country globally to achieve this. By testing over 58,000 samples, investigating 244 imported cases, and implementing integrated surveillance plans, Egypt solidified its elimination success amid climate challenges.
While recent reports indicate a rise in rotavirus cases among children, data shows that hospitalizations due to the virus have plummeted by 80% over the past two decades since the introduction of the rotavirus vaccine. Rotavirus is a leading cause of severe diarrhea and dehydration in infants and young children, and vaccination remains the key to preventing serious illness.
A clinical trial has demonstrated that a new drug can effectively alleviate the common cognitive impairment symptom known as 'brain fog' in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus. This study offers new hope for improving the quality of life and cognitive function in lupus patients.
Recent research reveals a stronger link between insomnia and dementia than previously thought. Scientists have found that the number of people at risk for dementia due to insomnia is far greater than earlier calculations, highlighting the critical importance of sleep health for long-term brain function.
Recent concerns over emerging COVID-19 variants have triggered a rally in biotech stocks. This market movement reflects ongoing public attention to the pandemic's evolution and underscores the importance of remaining vigilant and adhering to science-based preventive measures. This article explores the potential implications of new variants and key personal protection strategies from a health education perspective.