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AI can detect liver cancer earlier – without advanced testing
Researchers are exploring new ways to use data in healthcare. The results suggest that simple AI solutions may be more effective than previously expected.
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Why glass is safer than plastic for food storage
Plastic is used every day in the kitchen, but few people consider its consequences.
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Speculation grew during Trump’s five-day absence from public view
After several days of absence, doubts have arisen about Donald Trump’s health.
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New study: Patients may be able to stop heart medication after one year
New research is questioning the use of beta-blockers after a heart attack and suggests that the treatment may not be necessary for everyone.
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AI may warn of heart failure five years before it happens
A silent warning in your heart could be hiding for years before you ever feel it.
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AI can detect liver cancer earlier – without advanced testing
Researchers are exploring new ways to use data in healthcare. The results suggest that simple AI solutions may be more effective than previously expected.
Body
Why glass is safer than plastic for food storage
Plastic is used every day in the kitchen, but few people consider its consequences.
Body
Speculation grew during Trump’s five-day absence from public view
After several days of absence, doubts have arisen about Donald Trump’s health.
Body
New study: Patients may be able to stop heart medication after one year
New research is questioning the use of beta-blockers after a heart attack and suggests that the treatment may not be necessary for everyone.
Early RSV protection may reduce childhood asthma
A growing body of evidence suggests that protecting newborns from RSV could influence children’s long-term respiratory health.
Tattoo ink lingers in the body – and could shape how we respond to vaccines
New research suggests that tattoo ink doesn’t simply remain in the skin.
New data shows Long COVID rarely follows a single pattern
A large national cohort shows that long-term COVID symptoms rarely follow a single pattern.
Research shows bedtime stability may help lower blood pressure
A steady bedtime may do more for your heart than you think, subtly supporting healthier blood pressure over time.
Researchers identify unexpected age effects in cancer formation
A new study suggests that age may influence early tumour development in ways researchers hadn’t fully recognised.
Weight-Loss drugs doesn’t slow Alzheimer’s, study finds
A large study suggests that semaglutide may not slow early Alzheimer’s symptoms, though researchers say important clues remain in the data.