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vegetarian diet

How does a vegetarian diet impact child development?

Research from St. Michael’s Hospital of Unity Health Toronto suggests that children eating a vegetarian diet have similar growth and nutrition to children eating...
NHS introduce a new test for eye cancer in the womb

NHS introduce a new test for eye cancer in the womb

A life-saving test allowing doctors to spot a rare form of eye cancer in babies in the womb will be available on the NHS...
A mobile app and AI software to speed up melanoma skin cancer diagnosis

A mobile app and AI software to speed up skin cancer diagnosis

Researchers have developed a digital solution using AI technology and a mobile application to significantly speed-up skin cancer diagnosis. Skin cancer is a particularly deceptive...
Tai Chi exercises improved recovery for older stroke survivors  

Tai Chi exercises improve recovery for older stroke survivors  

A new study finds stroke survivors practising seated Tai Chi exercises had equal or a greater improvement in their recovery process.  Tai Chi exercises fuse...
longevity diet

Is the longevity diet the key to a long and healthy life?

Two researchers from the US have developed the longevity diet, which they believe is the most optimal diet plan for living a longer and...
Reviewing the role of air filtration systems in healthcare

Reviewing the role of air filtration systems in healthcare

The Addenbrooke’s Air Disinfection Study looks set to shape future IPC guidance concerning the implementation of air filtration systems in healthcare settings. The Addenbrooke’s Air...
sexual violence

Sexual violence experienced by almost 90% of autistic women

A shocking new study from France suggests that nearly nine in 10 women with autism have suffered sexual violence during their life, with most...
Researchers develop a new tool to assess symptoms of long COVID

Researchers develop a new tool to assess symptoms of long COVID

The University of Birmingham has developed a tool that can assess symptoms of long COVID for use in research and clinical care. COVID-19 can cause...
non-invasive brain stimulation

Non-invasive brain stimulation helps people quit smoking

A systematic review performed by researchers from the University Hospital of Dijon has identified that non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS) may be an effective solution...
Chickenpox in children costs £24m in lost income and productivity in the UK

Chickenpox in children costs £24m in lost income and productivity in the UK

Surprising data reveals the impact that chickenpox in children has on income and productivity every year in the UK. Chickenpox in children results in £24m...
Supporting innovation in cancer care

Supporting innovation in cancer care

With a promising portfolio of innovative projects aimed at advancing the detection and treatment of chronic diseases, EIT Health is improving clinical outcomes for...
Is a brisk walking pace the answer to slowing biological ageing?

Is a brisk walking pace the answer to slowing biological ageing?

New data from more than 400,000 UK adults reveals a clear link between walking pace and a genetic marker of biological ageing. Researchers from the...
Bacteria in urine linked to aggressive prostate cancer

Bacteria in urine linked to aggressive prostate cancer

University of East Anglia researchers’ latest discovery outlines how some bacteria in urine can lead to aggressive prostate cancer. The causes of prostate cancer are...
Researchers identify drugs for Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever

Researchers identify promising drugs for Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever

New research has identified key signalling pathways that, when blocked by existing drug candidates, limit the reproduction of the Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus. Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic...
 Could gonorrhoea be treated with an existing meningitis vaccine?

 Could gonorrhoea be treated with an existing meningitis vaccine?

There could be new hope for untreatable gonorrhoea in the form of an existing meningitis vaccine, according to findings in The Lancet Infectious Diseases...
More people are getting diagnosed with cancer through emergency routes

More people are getting diagnosed with cancer through emergency routes

New analysis has revealed that more people are diagnosed with cancer through emergency routes in the UK than in comparable high-income countries. The process of...
metabolic disorders

Protein discovery may help to develop treatments for metabolic disorders

Scientists have identified a potentially game-changing protein known as augmentor-alpha that regulates body weight, which might be crucial in designing novel treatments for metabolic...
Risk of Developing Diabetes

Common industrial chemicals put middle-aged women at risk of diabetes

Scientists from the University of Michigan discovered that exposure to widely used ‘forever chemicals’ increases the risk of diabetes in middle-aged women. This study, recently...
Autoimmune Disease Responds Better to Immunotherapy

How autoimmune diseases respond to immunotherapy for cancer

Scientists from the American Association for Cancer Research has investigated the response of autoimmune diseases to immunotherapy for cancer. Immunotherapy for cancer: What is the...
male infertility

COVID-19 infection may be a cause of male infertility

Novel research has potentially uncovered a shocking long-term symptom of COVID-19, revealing that the disease might cause male infertility. Firuza Parikh and Rajesh Parikh pioneered...

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