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Study reveals disturbing increase in the incidence of severe diverticulitis among Americans under the age of 50

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Study reveals disturbing increase in the incidence of severe diverticulitis among Americans under the age of 50
24
Oct

A comprehensive analysis of more than 5.2 million hospitalizations reveals a troubling increase in cases of severe diverticulitis among Americans under the age of 50. The analysis, led by researchers from UCLA and Vanderbilt University and published in the journal, reviewed hospital admissions of adult patients with diverticulitis in the U.S. from 2005 to 2020. […]

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Troje for five -arms of American children is enrolled in Medicaid, and many experiences at the age of 18

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Troje for five -arms of American children is enrolled in Medicaid, and many experiences at the age of 18
24
Sep

According to the microsimulation model developed by scientists from Harvard Th Chan School of Public Health, at the age of three, three out of five American children enrolled in Medicaid or the health insurance for children (chip), and two out of five experienced a period of notification, developed by scientists from Harvard Th Chan School […]

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BU Professor wins the RF1 subsidy $ 3.2 million for age -related neuropathological tests

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BU Professor wins the RF1 subsidy $ 3.2 million for age -related neuropathological tests
11
Sep

Dr. Tara Moore, a professor of anatomy and neurobiology at Boston University Chobanian & Aveedisian School of Medicine, received a five-year grant of RF1 $ 3.2 million from the National Institute of Agging for her project “Baking and loose treatment and neuropathology with age in dangerous people.” This subsidy will finance years from six to […]

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Music helps young children recognize emotions from an early age

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Music helps young children recognize emotions from an early age
09
Aug

Music is a powerful tool for passing the mood, regardless of whether it is heard through a live performance or a movie, which makes it an effective medium to understand how people identify and react to emotions. Studies have shown that children aged 5 to 11 show growing accuracy in recognizing specific emotions in music. […]

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Medicine shared before 2 years of age can increase the risk of childhood obesity

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Medicine shared before 2 years of age can increase the risk of childhood obesity
28
Apr

Childhood obesity prepares a scene for life threats to health, and scientists race over time to discover hidden causes. Now new research indicates an unexpected suspect: antibiotics, medicines of millions of people, including young children, undertake infections, can quietly fuel the problem. Although antibiotics are drugs that save key life for fighting bacterial infections such […]

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The best exercises to improve brain health after age 60

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The best exercises to improve brain health after age 60
13
Jan

Have you ever wondered why we have brain? The obvious answer might be “think.” But scientist Daniel Wolpert came up with a completely different explanation 2011 meeting : : “We have a brain for one reason and one reason only: to produce flexible and complex movements.” Use your brain to stay efficient In other words, […]

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New insights into the prevalence and risk factors of anemia among women of reproductive age in China

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New insights into the prevalence and risk factors of anemia among women of reproductive age in China
30
Dec

Anemia significantly impacts public health worldwide, as more than 571 million women are at risk of adverse health outcomes due to iron deficiency and other causes. This nationwide population-based study in China aims to estimate the prevalence of anemia among women of reproductive age, explore geographic differences, and investigate the association between anemia and metabolic […]

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