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The New England Journal of Medicine

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Impact of caffeine on sleep quality and health

9 clusters · 27 sources · last updated

Latest: Sleep health: Caffeine timing and dietary recommendations

Research into sleep quality highlights various physiological and behavioral factors, including circadian rhythm disruptions, anxiety, depression, and blue light exposure. Caffeine consumption is identified as a significa

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Expanded therapeutic research and management of GLP-1 drugs

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Latest: Wegovy pill offers oral semaglutide alternative for weight loss

Medical research continues to expand the therapeutic potential of GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide and tirzepatide, linking them to mental health, respiratory, and cardiovascular benefits. Recent data suggests se

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In-flight medical emergencies and fainting

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Latest: Avianca passenger requires medical aid after fainting mid-flight

Research indicates that fainting or near-fainting episodes, known as syncope or presyncope, account for approximately 33% to 37.4% of in-flight medical emergencies. Contributing factors include dehydration, low blood sug

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Clinical applications and access of CAR-T cell therapy

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Latest: Oncology researchers expand immunotherapy research for CLL and HIV-associated lymphoma

CAR-T cell therapy continues to expand its clinical utility across oncology and autoimmune diseases. In oncology, the therapy is transforming treatment for aggressive lymphomas and resistant blood cancers. A significant

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Atrial fibrillation stroke prevention and cognitive research

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Latest: Oral anticoagulants studied for intermediate stroke risk in atrial fibrillation

Clinical research has increasingly supported the use of oral anticoagulants (OAC) for stroke prevention in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) at intermediate risk. Data from the SINGLE-AF trial, published in The New

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Health risks from dietary and hydration habits in China

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Latest: Health warnings issued over dietary habits and improper hydration risks

Medical reports in China have highlighted the health risks associated with specific dietary and hydration habits. Initial warnings focused on the dangers of excessive tea consumption as a replacement for water. A case st

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Colorectal cancer surveillance and management updates

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Latest: European study suggests five-year interval for colonoscopy surveillance

Recent medical research and updated clinical guidelines are reshaping the management and surveillance protocols for colorectal cancer risks. The European Polyp Surveillance Trial (EPoS), involving 10,799 patients across

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REACT study on silent atherosclerosis prevalence

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Latest: Atherosclerosis prevalence found high in young adults in new study

The REACT international research study, involving participants from Spain and Denmark, has revealed that silent atherosclerosis is significantly more prevalent among healthy, asymptomatic adults than previously estimated

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