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Squats And Planks For BP Lowering; DCBs Compared Head To Head; GLP-1s For HFpEF?
A cardiovascular research roundup covers isometric exercise for blood pressure, a small drug-coated balloon comparison and preclinical semaglutide findings in HFpEF.
Menopause Tracking Wearables; Teen GLP-1 Prescribing; Iatrogenic Menopause Risks
A medical news roundup highlights menopause tracking by wearables, rising GLP-1 prescribing among eligible teens and cardiovascular risks linked to iatrogenic menopause.
When Abdominal Pain In A Teen Could Be Colorectal Cancer
A study of 84 patients aged 21 and younger found 80% had stage III or IV colorectal cancer at diagnosis; persistent symptoms warrant evaluation.
£80 M Challenge For Faster, Better Dementia Diagnosis Launched
Nine technologies will be tested in the NHS, with up to £80 million backing a drive to diagnose 92% of referred patients within 18 weeks.
Your Gut Bacteria May Reveal How Fast Your Brain Is Aging
A UCLA study of nearly 1,500 adults linked older-appearing brains to memory, mood and, in one group, gut bacteria and microbial byproducts.
‘Better Informed Than Any Doctor In The Country’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 4 roundup features comments on AI, Medicare prevention, GLP-1 drugs, tick larvae and other medical topics.
We Keep Treating Resistant Infections. We Rarely Ask Where The Resistance Came From.
A MedPage Today opinion argues that routine antibiotic use in food animals contributes to drug resistance and calls for action beyond clinical prescribing.
Autophagy Changes With Age, Sex And Cell Type, Study Finds
A human study found age-related autophagy patterns differed across cell types and sexes; a five-person exercise pilot suggests activity may alter the process.
Improving Primary Care For Chronic Health Conditions; New Target For Asthma And COPD
A 19-country analysis of nearly 70,000 adults links long-term primary care relationships and care coordination with better patient-reported experiences.