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Missing Patient Information in National Database May Create Blind Spots in Cancer Data
A study published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons finds that missing patient information in a national database can lead to underestimation of survival rates and exclusion of
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Common NSAIDs in First Trimester Show No Birth Defect Link, Data Suggest
New study published in PLOS Medicine finds no increased risk of major birth defects from common NSAIDs like ibuprofen and naproxen during early pregnancy.
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Steroid Use Falls, But Creatine Use Rises Rapidly Among Teens
U-M study shows a concerning rise in creatine use among US adolescents despite declining steroid usage. Experts warn of potential health risks.
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The rules neurons follow to make sense of what we see
Discover how neurons in the visual cortex organize inputs and respond to stimuli
France and Netherlands Say All Hantavirus Contact Cases Negative
France and the Netherlands report all close contacts of hantavirus cases on MV Hondius have tested negative. Health authorities monitor remaining individuals for precaution.
Depressed Mice Successfully Treated with Smart Contact Lenses that Zap Their Brains: New Study
Scientists in South Korea have developed experimental contact lenses designed to send electrical signals through the retina and into brain regions linked to mood.
Study Finds One in Eight Adults Carries Hidden Genetic Risk—and Reveals What It Takes to Act on It
Mayo Clinic study reveals that one-third of adults have previously unrecognized genetic risks. Learn how to act on these findings and integrate genomic insights into care.
Healthy Meals at Your Doorstep May Help Alleviate Depression Symptoms
A new study suggests that convenient and healthy meal delivery services can help reduce depressive symptoms by removing daily burdens and promoting a healthier diet.
Experimental Drug Shrinks Advanced Kidney Cancer Tumors, Clears Disease in One Patient
Experimental drug shrinks advanced kidney cancer tumors, clears disease in one patient (2026, May 14) retrieved 14 May 2026 from https://medicalxpress.
The liver's immune cells might be the key to curing hepatitis B
Fifteen years ago, doctors observed that some patients with chronic hepatitis B infections experienced remarkable recoveries when they stopped taking their medications.
How Understanding Art History Can Help Doctors Treat Obesity
Discover how art history can teach doctors about obesity, promoting empathy and better patient outcomes.
Women's Experiences Overlooked in Childbirth and Breastfeeding Research
Women's experiences are frequently overlooked in research on childbirth and breastfeeding, highlighting the need for a more holistic approach to medical decision-making.
Sleep Quality and Nutrition May Offer Stronger Protection Against Chronic Work Stress Health Effects
Discover how sleep quality and nutrition may better buffer the health toll of chronic work stress compared to exercise,
Karachi Symposium to spotlight screen impact on youth mental health
Experts to discuss digital media's psychological impact on young people at CreateCon 2026, promoting healthier online ecosystems and responsible digital innovation.
Ultra-processed foods tied to nearly fourfold asthma risk in children
New study links ultra-processed foods with increased asthma risk in Spanish children, highlighting the importance of dietary changes.
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