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What the Shingles Vaccine Prevents and Why Every Indian Over 50 Should Ask About It

Shingles is a nerve disease, not a skin diseaseMost people who get shingles remember the rash. What they do not forget is the pain that follows it, a condition called post-herpetic neuralgia, where damaged nerve fibres keep firing long after the skin has cleared. This can last months. In some…

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Starting Hormone Therapy Within 10 Years of Menopause Was Linked to Lower Heart Risk in a 20-Year Analysis

A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis tied early hormone therapy to lower heart risk in women with hot flashes. It is observational. What it means.

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Hormone Therapy Started Early in Menopause Tied to Lower Heart Risk but Authors Warn Against Prevention Use

A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis links early hormone therapy to 22% lower cardiovascular risk in women with hot flashes. Timing mattered most.

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RSV Vaccination Linked to 73 Percent Fewer Hospitalizations Among Nursing Home Residents in Large Medicare Analysis

A CDC-led study of 597,430 Medicare nursing home residents found RSV vaccination linked to 73 percent fewer hospitalizations and 56 percent fewer deaths.

Medical Daily

What Daily Antacid Use Does to Your Bones, Calcium Levels, and Nutrient Absorption

The Mechanism Nobody Explains at the PharmacyStomach acid is not the enemy. It activates pepsin, sterilises ingested pathogens, and, critically, converts dietary calcium from its insoluble form into a soluble one the intestine can actually absorb. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) like omeprazole and pantoprazole, and to a lesser extent H2…

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Type O Patients in Tick Heavy US Regions Showed Four Times the Allergic Transfusion Reaction Risk

A new JAMA study links alpha-gal sensitization to allergic transfusion reactions in type O patients across high-prevalence regions in the US.

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Type O Patients with a Tick-Borne Meat Allergy Face a Newly Documented Blood Transfusion Risk

A study of 550,000 transfusions links alpha-gal sensitization to severe allergic reactions in type O patients given B or AB products.

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6 Reasons Traditional Indian Steam Practices Have Real Cardiovascular and Heart Benefits

1. Steam Triggers Vasodilation, and That Directly Protects Your ArteriesWhen the body enters a steam environment, skin temperature rises within minutes. The hypothalamus responds by signalling peripheral blood vessels to widen. This process, vasodilation, reduces vascular resistance and allows blood to move with less effort from the heart. A 2015…

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Airline Crews Lead Radiation Cancer Toll in Harvard Analysis of 12.7 Million US Deaths

A study in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals flight attendants and pilots face the highest risks of radiation-linked cancers, highlighting the need for formal radiation monitoring in aviation occupations.

International Business Times UK

Flight Attendants and Pilots Top All 503 US Occupations in Share of Deaths from Radiation-Linked Cancers

A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis of 12.7 million death certificates ranked aircrew above nuclear technologists for radiation-related cancer deaths.

Medical Daily

Most American Adults Show No Measurable Immunity to Hepatitis A or B Despite Decades of Vaccines

A JAMA Internal Medicine analysis found 39.5% of US adults had serologic immunity to hepatitis A and just 27.1% had it for hepatitis B.

Medical Daily

Federation of State Medical Boards Says Artificial Intelligence Is Not Ready to Be Licensed Like a Physician

FSMB leaders say AI should not be licensed as a separate practitioner, as bills in Idaho and Iowa and a Utah pilot push the question to states.

Medical Daily

A Large Trial Found Air Purifiers Did Not Cut Infections in Care Homes, and Researchers Disagree About Why

A JAMA Internal Medicine trial found HEPA purifiers did not reduce care home infections. Experts say the devices may not have been running.

Medical Daily

Contrast Therapy: An Old Ritual Woven Into Modern Day Practice

Explore how contrast therapy combines cold and heat exposure, and how Icetubs brings the practice into a more consistent recovery routine.

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Blacks and Hispanics are twice as likely to lose Medicaid after COVID-19 eligibility expansion ended

The study by JAMA Internal Medicine reveals the racial and ethnic disparities in Medicaid disenrollment after the pandemic

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Nearly 65,000 US rape victims could not get an abortion in their state, analysis shows

Researchers estimated likely number of rape-related pregnancies in 14 states with near-total abortion bans since Dobbs ruling

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Raped, pregnant and in an abortion ban state? Researchers gauge how often it happens

Researchers estimate nearly 65,000 rape-caused pregnancies have happened in states with abortion bans in effect since Roe v. Wade was overturned. The report is in JAMA Internal Medicine.

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The growing case for doing less: How harmless cancers are being overdiagnosed in America

The pattern extends to multiple cancers, including those affecting the breast, prostate, melanoma, and thyroid.

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What is silicosis? The incurable disease sickening young California workers who cut countertops

Silicosis is causing men in their twenties and thirties to have severe disease and, in some cases, death

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Controversial Study On Masks In Bangladesh Under Scrutiny For Excluding Vital Data

Authors of widely cited study altered their research to hide the potential harms of masks and failed to measure mortality rates.

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ChatGPT might show more empathy than docs, study finds

It includes simple phrases like 'I'm sorry you have a headache" in its responses.

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Being Vaccinated Halves Risk Of Long COVID: Study

It was based on 860,000 patients across the world. The post Being vaccinated halves risk of long COVID: study appeared first on Talker.

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The 4 best diets for healthy aging that experts say will keep your brain sharp and your body healthy

“Diet is a key determinant of healthy aging.”

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Working Out The Weekend: Being A ‘Weekend Warrior’ Boosts Health The Same As Everyday Exercising

The findings in JAMA Internal Medicine are based on more than 350,000 adults in the United States.

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