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Genetic study launched into ME/CFS
A major genetic study of chronic fatigue syndrome has begun, it has been announced. Read more
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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. Read more
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Neurological complications linked to monkeypox
Monkeypox has been linked to rare cases of neurological complications, including encephalitis and confusion, according to a new review of evidence. Read more
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Endometrial cancer focus for World Gynecologic Oncology Awareness Day
Health organisations and patients are gearing up for the fourth World GO Day, to raise awareness about gynaecological cancers. Read more
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Flu vaccine ‘reduces stroke risk’
Having the annual flu vaccine could help to reduce the risk of stroke, according to a new Spanish study. Read more
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Artificial sweetener link to increased heart risk
Consumption of artificial sweetener has been linked to a possible increased risk of cardiovascular disease risk, including heart attack and stroke, researchers report today. Read more
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Newborn biomarker shows early eczema risk
A new biomarker indicates whether a baby is at a risk of developing eczema within the first two years of life, a conference is to hear today. Read more
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Gene study suggests inactivity raises breast cancer risk
Increased physical activity has been linked to a reduced risk of breast cancer in a new study using figures from the UK Biobank. Read more
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Multiple risks linked to obstructive sleep apnoea
People with obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) have a higher risk of developing cancer, an increase in blood clots and experience a decline in mental processing powers, a European conference has heard. Read more
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Teenagers more likely to vape if their parents smoke
Teenagers whose parents are smokers are 55% more likely to try e-cigarettes, according to Irish research. Read more