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13/03/2023 - Urine test predicts bladder cancer years before diagnosis
Bladder cancer can be detected up to 12 years before symptoms appear, thanks to a test that looks for genetic mutations in urine, a conference has heard. More

09/03/2023 - Low dose radiation 'linked to increased risk of heart disease'
Exposure to low doses of ionising radiation is associated with a modest increased excess risk of heart disease, researchers report today. More

07/03/2023 - Children's development not affected by parents' sexuality
Childrenâ€™s development is not affected by their parentsâ€™ sexual orientation, according to new analysis reported today. More

06/03/2023 - Fertility affected by genetic variants
Fertility is affected by mechanisms that influence reproductive biology and human behaviour, a new study has shown. More

23/02/2023 - Maternal mortality improvements â€œstagnatingâ€
The drive to reduce maternal deaths has stagnated worldwide â€“ with increases in Europe, according to an â€œalarmingâ€ report published today. More

14/02/2023 - Millions of adults with heart failure at risk of complications
Up to 2% of adults in Europe, North America, and Israel are likely to have heart failure, according to new estimates published today. More

09/02/2023 - Two COVID vaccines help to protect pregnant women and their infants
Two doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy are highly effective against delta and moderately effective against omicron infection, Canadian researchers report today. More

07/02/2023 - Cohabiting helps to maintain lower blood sugar levels
Being married or living with a partner can help to maintain lower blood sugar levels â€“ regardless of how acrimonious the relationship is, a new study published today suggests. More

17/01/2023 - COVID-19 during pregnancy increases health risks
Pregnant women who contract COVID-19 have a seven times increased risk of losing their lives and a significantly heightened risk of being admitted to an intensive care unit, according to research published today. More

22/12/2022 - Silly walks could help to improve physical health
Walking like Mr Teabag in the infamous Monty Python Ministry of Silly Walks sketch could help adults to achieve their physical activity targets, according to a new study. More

14/12/2022 - Vaping alongside doesn't help smoking cessation
People who vape but continue to use tobacco products are unlikely to give up smoking, according to research published today. More

01/12/2022 - Long road ahead for promising Alzheimer's drug
There is a â€œlong way to goâ€ before a new Alzheimerâ€™s disease drug becomes available on the NHS after a clinical trial showed it delaying early memory loss, experts say. More

23/11/2022 - HDL cholesterol's link to cardiovascular risk questioned
A major new research project questions the link between high density lipoprotein - the so-called â€œgood cholesterolâ€ - and reduced cardiovascular risk. More

16/11/2022 - Hearing loss risk from headphones and venues
Unsafe listening practices are widespread and may be contributing to hearing loss around the world, experts warn today. More

27/10/2022 - Genetic alternations in glioma brain cancers identified
A range of genetic alterations in glioma brain cancers have been identified that could affect adult brain cancer patientsâ€™ responses to treatment and survival. More

24/10/2022 - Cannabis users face increased post-operative pain
Patients who are regular users of cannabis are likely to experience increased pain after surgery, according to a major new study reported yesterday. More

18/10/2022 - How COVID impact on mortality continues
Many European countries, including Scotland, have faced a prolonged slump in life expectancy levels following the arrival of the COVID pandemic in 2020, according to a stark new analysis published last night. More

22/09/2022 - Autoimmune disease risk for long COVID patients
People with long COVID who suffer from fatigue and shortness of breath after a year show signs of autoimmune disease, a new Canadian study has found. More

12/09/2022 - First multi-cancer test success announced
Cancer detection is about to undergo a major shift as early results confirm the accuracy of new blood tests, a major conference has heard. More

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