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Jean Phillips-Martinsson obituary

Founder of an international organisation to encourage research into the rare genetic disorder Prader-Willi syndrome

The Guardian - UK · Oct 26

The Guardian view on England’s north-south divide: Burnham must deliver more than devolution

Editorial: The prime minister promises to repair decades of regional damage. His government must redistribute wealth to close deadly inequalities

The Guardian - UK · Oct 22

Women with PCOS May Face Higher Dementia Risk Through Insulin Resistance, but Direct Evidence Remains Limited

A new review suggests PCOS, now called PMOS, may raise dementia risk via insulin resistance. It is a hypothesis, not new data. What women should know.

Medical Daily · Oct 15

Peer-Reviewed Retatrutide Data Show 23.4% Weight Loss in Adults with Diabetes and BMI of 35 or Higher

Full Lancet results for Lilly's retatrutide show 23.4% weight loss in adults with type 2 diabetes and a BMI of 35 or higher. The drug remains unapproved.

Medical Daily · Oct 2

Lilly's Foundayo Pill Matched Insulin on Heart Safety in Lancet Trial, but Its Lower Death Rate Needs Caution

Lilly's Foundayo pill met a heart-safety test against insulin in a Lancet trial. Fewer deaths were seen, but that result is secondary.

Medical Daily · Oct 2

What Your Brain Actually Does During a Near-Death Experience: The Biology Behind the Light

The Numbers Behind the PhenomenonA 2014 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences recorded a dramatic surge of brain activity in rats within 30 seconds of cardiac arrest, high-frequency gamma waves, the same waves associated with conscious perception, spiking to levels higher than waking baseline. The…

Times Life · Sep 29

AI Helped Radiologists Catch More Breast Cancers in a 100,000-Woman Trial: What It Means for Your Next Mammogram

The first randomized trial of artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening found fewer cancers slipping through between mammograms. A U.S. trial is now testing whether those results hold here.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Every-Eight-Week HIV Shots Beat Daily Pills for African Teens with 1% Versus 6% Viral Rebound in Lancet Trial

In a Lancet trial of 476 African teens, HIV shots every eight weeks had a 1% viral rebound rate vs. 6% with daily pills. What it could mean for U.S. families.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

8 Things on an Indian Food Label That Tell You More Than the Calorie Count Ever Will

1. Serving SizeEvery number on a nutrition label, calories, sodium, fat, sugar, is calculated per serving, not per packet. A 200g bag of bhujia might list its nutrition for a 30g serving. Eat the bag and multiply everything by six. The FSSAI mandates that serving sizes appear on all packaged…

Times Life · Sep 16

Confidential Drugmaker Deals Could Cut Projected Medicare Savings from Most-Favored-Nation Pricing by 71% to Nearly 80%

A Lancet model says confidential drugmaker deals could erase 71% to nearly 80% of projected Medicare savings from foreign drug price benchmarks.

Medical Daily · Sep 15