Advancements in Thermal Infrared Imaging: A New Frontier for Diagnostic Medicine The landscape of diagnostic medicine is undergoing a significant transformation as non-invasive technologies become more sophisticated. Among these, thermal …
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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: A New Frontier in Addiction Treatment? The landscape of addiction medicine is evolving rapidly. As a physician, I have closely followed the clinical impact of GLP-1 receptor …
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Vitamin B3 and Cancer: Understanding the Complex Link Between Nicotinamide and Skin and Pancreatic Cancers Vitamin B3, specifically in the form of nicotinamide, has long been viewed as a promising …
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Enlicitide: New Pill Reduces LDL Cholesterol by 60% & May Revolutionize Heart Disease Treatment
New Pill Cuts “Bad” Cholesterol by 60%—A Potential Game Changer in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention A new experimental pill, enlicitide, has demonstrated a significant reduction in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol—often referred …
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Uneven Drug Distribution in Tumors: A New Understanding of Cancer Treatment Variability Inside cancer cells, certain drugs may not behave as expected. Instead of spreading evenly, some develop into trapped …
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Gut Microbiome May Predict Response to GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications New research highlights the growing understanding of how the gut microbiome influences the effectiveness of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 …
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Viagra Ingredient Shows Promise for Treating Leigh Syndrome Sildenafil – the active ingredient in Viagra – is demonstrating positive effects in patients with Leigh syndrome, a rare and devastating childhood …
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Generic Ozempic and Wegovy Could Cost as Little as $3 a Month, Study Finds Generic versions of Novo Nordisk’s blockbuster drugs Ozempic and Wegovy could be available for under $3 …
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Receptor Dimerization Linked to Breast Cancer Growth, Potential New Treatment Target Identified Breast cancer’s ability to grow and spread often depends on complex molecular interactions that scientists are still working …
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Herpes Virus Alters Cell Nuclei to Accelerate Replication, Study Finds Herpes simplex virus (HSV-1) employs a clever tactic to speed up its replication within human cells: it partially liquefies the …
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