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Fatty Liver Disease (MASLD) Nearly Doubles Risk of Death—Study Urges Broader Health Monitoring Beyond the Liver
Key Takeaways: Fatty liver disease (MASLD) nearly doubles overall mortality risk, especially from heart disease and cancer. Most deaths weren’t from liver issues, which shows the need for whole-body …
Traffic Noise Increases Stress and Anxiety, and Reduces the Calming Effects of Nature Sounds, Study Shows
Key takeaways: Traffic noise reduces the stress-relief benefits of natural sounds. Faster traffic (40 mi/h) causes more stress and anxiety than slower traffic. The study did not measure long-term …
Study Examines Public Reactions to Sex Differences in Intelligence: Male-Favoring Results Viewed More Negatively
Key Findings Research suggesting male superiority over women in certain spheres of life is often viewed less favorably than research that shows the opposite. Perceived harm to women may …
Uplizna (inebilizumab-cdon) and Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder: Findings from the N-MOmentum Study
Neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) is an autoimmune condition that affects the optic nerves and spinal cord, leading to relapses that can cause blindness or paralysis. The N-MOmentum study …
Why Women Initiate Divorce More Often: Psychological, Financial, and Social Factors Behind Marriage Breakdowns
Key Takeaways: Women Initiate Divorce More Often – Research shows that 69% of divorces are filed by women, with rates as high as 90% among college-educated women. Financial and …
New Study Suggests Bacterial Vaginosis May Be Sexually Transmitted, Partner Treatment Reduces Recurrence
Key Takeaways: Partner Treatment Reduces Recurrence – Women whose male partners were treated had a 35% recurrence rate vs. 63% when only the woman was treated. BV May Be …
New Study Identifies Gene That Could Enable Natural Tooth Regrowth in Humans
Key Takeaways: Scientists have developed a drug that blocks the USAG-1 protein, allowing new teeth to grow in animal studies. While successful in mice, the treatment must prove safe …
Chronic Stress and Obesity May Promote Pancreatic Cancer Growth via CREB Activation, Study Suggests
Key Takeaways Stress and obesity may contribute to pancreatic cancer: Both factors activate biological pathways that may accelerate tumor growth. Women may be more vulnerable: Hormonal differences could heighten stress-related …