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New Diabetes Monitoring Pathway Keeps Older Cancer Patients Safe During
20+ hour, 59+ min ago (769+ words) Older adults undergoing cancer treatment face a hidden metabolic threat that has long slipped through the cracks of oncology care. Corticosteroids, which are woven into many chemotherapy regimens and supportive care protocols to suppress nausea, allergic reactions and immune-related toxicity,…...
Microbes hold the key to healthier paddy soils, review finds
22+ hour, 42+ min ago (96+ words) Rice paddies are among the most productive agricultural ecosystems on Earth, feeding billions of people across Asia and beyond. Yet beneath the flooded fields lies a complex microbial world whose balance determines whether the soil stays fertile or degrades over…...
ACE2 Loss May Tie Parkinson’s Disease to Bone Loss Through Shared Brain
23+ hour, 7+ min ago (56+ words) Scientists probing why people with Parkinson’s disease so often suffer fragile, fracture-prone bones have uncovered new molecular evidence that the two conditions may be linked by a shared signaling network spanning the brain and the skeleton. A new preclinical study,…...
What Matters Most: Patients Define Health Values in
23+ hour, 7+ min ago (721+ words) A new qualitative study from China offers one of the most detailed maps to date of what patients with cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome actually value about their health, and the picture that emerges is strikingly broader than the clinical targets that dominate…...
Semaglutide Shows Promise for Weight Loss and Cooling Inflammation in
23+ hour, 28+ min ago (82+ words) The GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide has already reshaped the conversation around obesity medicine, and a new systematic review and meta-analysis published in the International Journal of Obesity adds an important dimension to that story. The analysis examined what happens when…...
Editors Raise Concerns Over Pectin Hydrogel Study for Nifedipine Delivery
23+ hour, 51+ min ago (687+ words) A scientific publishing drama has unfolded in the pages of Polymer Bulletin, where the Editor-in-Chief has issued an Editorial Expression of Concern over a 2019 study that promised an elegant solution to one of pharmaceutics’ most persistent challenges: delivering the blood…...
Nurses in Ghana Battle Empty Visiting Bags, Hostile Homes and Spiritual
1+ day, 24+ min ago (91+ words) Home visits have anchored Ghana’s primary healthcare system for nearly a century, since the Public Health Nursing Service was established by the Ministry of Health in 1928. Trained nurses and community health officers walk door to door, delivering vaccines, antenatal support,…...
Robots, Tags and Apps: New Review Maps the Technology Helping Us Find Lost
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (115+ words) Misplacing your keys, glasses, wallet or phone is one of those small domestic frustrations that almost everyone knows intimately. But for millions of older adults, and especially for people living with dementia, losing track of everyday objects is far more…...
Hospital IT Vendors May Not Drive Digital Maturity, New Statistical
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (55+ words) A short but pointed methodological commentary published in the Journal of Medical Systems is challenging how health services researchers interpret one of the more persistent questions in digital health: whether the characteristics of a hospital’s health information system vendor actually…...
Chinese Nursing Interns Want Mentors Who Teach With Empathy, Not Just
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (690+ words) A new qualitative study from China is turning a spotlight on one of the most quietly consequential relationships in modern healthcare: the bond between a nursing student and the clinical teacher who shapes their first real steps into the profession....