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Orthopaedic surgeons establish a working group for gender-sensitive medicine · MINQ physician list for women · Beauty with side effects · Mediterranean diet against blindness · Depression more common in women · For the first time in Europe: brain-computer interface
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Medicine and Research: Alzheimer's, Genetics, and Lifestyle The source provides an overview of several recent scientific studies and developments across various fields of medicine and general research, including neuroscience, genetics, and public health. Topics covered include new Alzheimer’s research suggesting that men's brains age faster,
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New hope for involuntarily childless · Long COVID 'Brain Fog' · Rheumatism drug shows effect in heart attack · Do sugary drinks promote colorectal cancer? · Implants: Silent corrosion inside the body · Gold in spruce needles
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Breakthrough in Diabetes Prevention · Singing Boosts Quality of Life · A Smart Move in the Fight Against Cancer · Social Status Shapes Life Expectancy · Medical AI and the AI Act
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When therapy harms · How the brain grieves a loss · Parenting role influences mental health · Psychotropic drugs in old age · Depression in the genes?
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Antibiotic-resistant germs in the Baltic Sea water · Milestone for the therapy of brain diseases · When intermittent fasting becomes dangerous · Criminal behavior as an early sign of dementia? · Why surgeons die more frequently?
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For the first time, more children are obese than underweight · Facts against vapor and smoke 🚬 · Training against forgetting · When nerve cells in the eye die · New theory on heart failure
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Menschen mit einer erblichen Veranlagung für Alzheimer haben bereits etwa 11 Jahre vor dem erwarteten Ausbruch von Demenzsymptomen auffällige Blutwerte, die auf beschädigte Nervenzellkontakte hinweisen. Maßstab ist die Konzentration des Proteins „Beta-Synuclein“. Das berichtet ein internationales Forschungsteam unter Beteiligung des DZNE, des Universitätsklinikums Ulm sowie der Universitätsmedizin Halle im Fachjournal
