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Mental health and headaches in children worsened during the pandemic

Mental health and headaches in children worsened during the pandemic

A new study has found that mental health and headaches in children progressively worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers from the Children’s National Hospital have...
Can low vitamin D levels cause chronic inflammation?

Can low vitamin D levels cause chronic inflammation?

A new study has found a link between low levels of vitamin D and conditions causing chronic inflammation. Inflammation normally supports the healing process following...
Digital support mobile tool helps reduce alcohol consumption

Digital support mobile tool helps reduce alcohol consumption

Linköping University has designed a digital support tool to help individuals reduce their alcohol consumption. A new study by researchers at Linköping University has found...
rare blood cancer

UVA Cancer Center receives $5.75 million to research rare blood cancers

Over $5.75m has been anonymously donated to fund rare blood cancer research to develop innovative treatments. UVA’s National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center will use...
long COVID symptoms

Long COVID symptoms experienced by one in eight COVID-19 patients

Evidence published in The Lancet suggests that one in eight adults (12.7%) infected with SARS-CoV-2 experience long COVID symptoms. The study, which was performed in...
Study finds low-calorie sweetener that improves gut health

Study finds low-calorie sweetener that improves gut health

American Chemical Society has discovered a low-calorie sweetener that can help improve gut health. It is well-known that sweeteners and sugars can lead to health...
Measuring blood pressure in both arms reduces hypertension

Measuring blood pressure in both arms reduces hypertension

A new study finds that measuring blood pressure in both arms can reduce cardiovascular risk and hypertension. Research by the University of Exeter analysed data...
COVID-19 restrictions not linked to distress levels in England

COVID-19 restrictions not linked to distress levels in England

A new study has found that English people continued to experience psychological distress beyond COVID-19 restrictions. Researchers from the University College London (UCL) and King’s...
dementia care

Sage House dementia care model could improve 900,000 UK patient’s lives

Researchers at the University of Chichester are set to review a groundbreaking dementia care model designed by the charity Dementia Support that may enhance...
Queen’s University receive funding for breast cancer treatment research

Queen’s University Belfast awarded funding for breast cancer treatment research

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have received funding from Breast Cancer Now to discover new breast cancer treatments. This new research is inspired by the...
cannabidiol

Cannabidiol halves treatment-resistant anxiety symptoms in young people

A pilot study revealed that cannabidiol potentially halves the severity of symptoms from treatment-resistant anxiety in young people. The Cannabidiol Youth Anxiety Pilot Study, led...
Premature menopause is associated with increased risks of heart failure

Premature menopause is associated with increased risks of heart failure

A new study has found that premature menopause increases the risk of heart problems such as heart failure and atrial fibrillation. Premature menopause occurs before...
diabetes prevention

Eating quinoa boosts type 2 diabetes prevention

A study by Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) suggests that regularly eating quinoa can help type 2 diabetes prevention. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates...
Could acupuncture help people with prediabetes?

Could acupuncture help people with prediabetes?

A new study by Edith Cowan University has discovered that acupuncture could be useful for people with prediabetes. Prediabetes means that your blood sugars are...
cannabinoids

Scientists discover how cannabis cells produce cannabinoids

A team of plant biologists at The University of British Columbia has identified the process in which cannabis cells make cannabinoids for the first...
Hormone treatment for breast cancer reduces the risk of recurrence

Hormone treatment for breast cancer reduces the risk of recurrence

Researchers conducted a 20-year follow-up on the long-term benefits of hormone treatment for breast cancer. The Karolinska Institutet in Sweden investigated the long-term benefits of...
tuberculosis vaccine

New tuberculosis vaccine is safe and causes fewer side effects than BCG

Evidence suggests that a new tuberculosis vaccine – called VPM1002 – is equally as safe as the BCG vaccine and causes fewer side effects. Tuberculosis...
Rare genetic disorders in children increase the risk of developmental problems

Rare genetic disorders in children increase the risk of developmental problems

A study has found that children with rare genetic disorders have an increased risk of developmental, behavioural, and mental health problems. University of Cambridge researchers...
IV pumps

NHS must fully utilise smart IV pumps to eliminate medication errors

A study at The University of Manchester recommends that smart intravenous (IV) infusion pumps need to be widely implemented in NHS hospitals to mitigate...
RSV vaccine

New RSV vaccine demonstrates excellent protection

A new RSV vaccine has been shown to provide robust protection against infection in a rodent study at Boston Children's Hospital. The research was performed...

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