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Gene Editing Stocks Rise as Trial Data and FDA Draft Framework Draw Attention
Gene editing shares gained after early trial findings and a draft FDA framework for individualized therapies. The results remain preliminary, with more data awa...
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Atrial Fibrillation and Other Rhythm Disorders: What 10 Public Figures Have Shared
Accounts from 10 public figures show how rhythm disorders can differ, from occasional symptoms to care involving procedures or medication.
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Menopause and ADHD: Why Symptoms May Shift and What Can Help
Hormonal changes may intensify focus and memory challenges for some women with ADHD, while practical supports and clinical care can help.
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Atopic Dermatitis: Six Health Issues to Discuss With Your Care Team
Atopic dermatitis can affect sleep, mental well-being and other parts of health. Here’s what the reported links mean and when to seek care.
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Atopic Dermatitis at Night: Ways to Ease Itching and Protect Sleep
Atopic dermatitis and poor sleep can reinforce each other. Treatment options and bedroom changes may help, though results vary by person.
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Targeted Therapy for Basal Cell Carcinoma: Seven Side Effects to Discuss
Hedgehog inhibitors can control advanced basal cell carcinoma, but side effects may affect daily life. Learn what to watch for and discuss with your care team.
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Integrative Care for Metastatic Prostate Cancer: What May Help With Symptoms
Diet, exercise, mindfulness and acupuncture may support comfort during prostate cancer care, but evidence varies and safety depends on treatment.
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Prescott Junior High’s Fitness Program Builds Student Goals Across Generations
A decades-old physical education program uses progressive challenges and student recognition to make fitness a lasting part of school and community life.
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Psoriasis and Thanksgiving: Planning for Food, Stress and Dry Skin
A few flexible plans for meals, stress and skin care may make Thanksgiving more comfortable for people with psoriasis.
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Holiday Meals on GLP-1 Drugs: Tips for Comfort and Nausea
GLP-1 drugs can make rich holiday meals harder to tolerate. Smaller portions, slower eating and attention to symptoms may help.
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Six Peptides May Be Compounded, but Safety Evidence Remains Limited
A temporary shift may make six unapproved peptides easier to obtain through compounding pharmacies. It does not establish that they work or are safe.
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Menopause Hot Flashes and Night Sweats: Effects on Work, Sleep, and Relationships
Hot flashes and night sweats can affect sleep, mood, work, and intimacy. Practical strategies and a clinician’s guidance may help manage them.
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Six Support and Information Resources for Metastatic Breast Cancer
Six organizations offer metastatic breast cancer education, peer support, counseling, and practical help. Their services can help people find support that fits.
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Eating Disorder Support: Nine Organizations Offering Care, Referrals and Family Resources
Nine organizations offer eating disorder support, treatment referrals and practical resources, though cost and limited specialist access remain barriers.
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Targeted Therapy for Advanced Basal Cell Carcinoma: Uses and Limits
Two medicines target a growth pathway involved in many basal cell cancers. Their role, side effects and limits depend on each person’s case.
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Bedtime Stacking May Make It Harder to Associate Bed With Sleep
Bedtime routines can help you unwind, but doing tasks and using screens in bed may keep your brain alert. Experts suggest moving the routine elsewhere.
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Estimated CTE Rate Among Deceased NFL Players Remains High After Donation Bias Adjustment
A study estimated CTE in 74.5% of former NFL players who died from 2008 to 2023, while stressing that the figure is modeled, not a direct count.
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Pancreatic Cancer Pain: Medicines, Procedures and Supportive Care
Pancreatic cancer pain can have several causes. A care team can match medicines, procedures and supportive therapies to symptoms and changing needs.
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Retatrutide Outperformed Semaglutide for Weight Loss in a Type 2 Diabetes Trial
In an 80-week study of about 1,300 adults, retatrutide led to greater weight loss and a larger average A1C reduction than semaglutide.
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Julius Thomas on Emotional Regulation, Recovery and Life After Football
Former NFL tight end Julius Thomas says sustainable performance depends on recovery, emotional skills and support through major life changes.