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Chronic diseases can be defined as those that persist for a long period of time, in most cases causing the sufferer health issues for longer than a period of 3 months. Chronic diseases in most cases cannot be prevented by vaccines or cured by medication, nor do they just disappear.

Some of the most common chronic diseases include Asthma, Coronary Artery Disease, Cancer, Cystic Fibrosis, Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Obesity and Osteoporosis to name but a few.

Low vitamin D levels exacerbate IBS symptoms

Low vitamin D levels exacerbate irritable bowel syndrome symptoms

A new study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found that the level of vitamin D in the system can contribute...
A platform for pancreatic cancer

A platform for pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is set to be Europe’s second leading cause of cancer death by 2020. Why, then, is funding so low? Pancreatic Cancer Europe...
Lifestyle change can prevent cognitive decline in APOE4 gene carriers

Lifestyle change can prevent cognitive decline in APOE4 gene carriers

A new study has found that having lifestyle counselling can prevent cognitive decline in those carrying the APOE4 gene, a common risk factor of...
Number of lymph nodes to determine head and neck cancer prognosis

Number of lymph nodes to determine head and neck cancer prognosis

A new set of guidelines have been implemented when assessing the severity of head and neck cancers based on the number of lymph nodes,...
Exploring endocrinology

Exploring endocrinology

Health Europa explores the causes of endocrine disorders and the work the European Society of Endocrinology is doing to improve treatment. Endocrinology is the medical term...
paediatrics

Discoveries in paediatrics

Health Europa Quarterly discusses some of the research discoveries showcased at the Excellence in Paediatrics conference. The ninth Excellence in Paediatrics (EIP) conference was held...
Hay fever vaccine ready within three years

Hay fever vaccine ready within three years

Scientists from the Medical University of Vienna have said that a vaccine to combat hay fever could be available in three years after successful...
Testing entire population for breast and ovarian cancer would be cost-effective

Testing entire population for ovarian cancer would be cost-effective

New research led by Queen Mary University of London, UK, reveals that screening the whole population for ovarian and breast cancer would be cost...
Women with breast cancer have higher risk of chronic diseases

Women with breast cancer have higher risk of chronic diseases

New research from the University of South Australia (UniSA) has found that women receiving hormonal therapy for breast cancer are at greater risk of...
How might maths be used to fight cancer?

How might maths be used to fight cancer?

A study from the University of Waterloo, Canada, has found that using applied mathematics can be a useful tool to help predict the evolution...

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