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Evidence links gut microbiome changes to Alzheimer’s progression
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: A sweeping review of human studies finds recurring gut microbiome changes across MCI and Alzheimer’s disease, while underscoring why inconsistent methods and short follow-up still limit firm conclusions. Study: The microbiota–gut–brain axis in mild cognitive impairment…
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Indian Traditional Medicine Is Finally Getting Its Due
Chundale, a quiet, picturesque tea estate tucked away up in the Western Ghats of Wayanad, Kerala, is about as far away from New Delhi as one can get. Nothing ever happens here save the placid tranquillity of daily routine. So, the inauguration of a tiny research institute for traditional medicine at Chundale this week wouldn’t attract the slightest attention from…
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Miracle drug or too good to be true? Spokane patients losing weight on GLP-1 medication share their stories
Tia Timmer was always “on the heavier side,” but her weight never held her back – until she had to keep up with two grandchildren. Now in her mid-50s, Timmer began using weight -loss medication to help. “I had to do it for them,” she said. “They would race ahead of me up the flight of stairs to my apartment.…
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Louisiana Department of Health confirms 2 winter storm deaths
RIGHT. I’M IVAN RODRIGUEZ, REPORTING. LUCKILY, OUR LIVE CAMERAS ARE WATERPROOF. HERE WE ARE LOOKING TOWARD THE FRENCH QUARTER, TOWARD THE CBD. OBVIOUSLY, RAIN RIGHT NOW IN NEW ORLEANS AND ICE TO THE NORTH OF US. WDSU FIRST WARNING RADAR IS TRACKING IT ALL FOR YOU RIGHT NOW. I’M GOING TO MENTION THE VERY SMALL POSSIBILITY THAT BETWEEN NOW AND,…
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Colorblindness linked to delayed bladder cancer detection and higher mortality
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Recognizing the sight of blood in urine, the most common first sign of bladder cancer, is often the impetus that leads people to a diagnosis. But for those with colorblindness, who usually have difficulty seeing red,…
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Mental health funding mess leaves Nevada providers on edge – Las Vegas Sun News
Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026 | 2 a.m. Editor’s note: Este artículo está traducido al español. Nevada’s mental health and recovery network reeled after a federal funding fiasco wiped out — then abruptly restored — millions in crucial grants earlier this month, upending programs and leaving providers unsure if their money will vanish again. At Las Vegas’ PACT Coalition, which focuses…
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Montana launches rural health overhaul backed by $233 million federal investment
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana health leaders are racing to roll out a sweeping overhaul of rural health care, backed by a historic $233 million federal investment, after more than 600 people gathered Thursday for the first Rural Health Transformation Program Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting at Montana State University in Bozeman. The advisory committee, created to guide the state’s new Rural…
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How the ‘confident authority’ of Google AI Overviews is putting public health at risk | Google
Do I have the flu or Covid? Why do I wake up feeling tired? What is causing the pain in my chest? For more than two decades, typing medical questions into the world’s most popular search engine has served up a list of links to websites with the answers. Google those health queries today and the response will likely be…
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Fake weight-loss medication in tablet form could flood Britain, experts warn | Weight-loss drugs
Experts are warning that fake weight-loss treatments could become more prevalent as tablet forms of the medications, currently available only via injections in the UK, are launched. They say stronger regulation and enforcement are needed to prevent fraudsters from cashing in on tablets which will be easier to counterfeit. While pill forms of weight-loss medications are expected to be much…
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VA readies massive contract for veterans’ private sector health care
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing to issue what’s likely to become one of the largest service contracts in government history as it restructures its arrangements, aiming for rigorous management of the department’s role as a health care payer and greater competition among health care management firms. The massive contract vehicle represents only the second time VA has signed…
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