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Poor results for polygenic risk tests
Genetic screening based on multiple genes is “not very accurate” at predicting future disease, British researchers say today. Read more
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Advanced prostate cancer drug resistance ‘reversed’
Drug resistance in prostate cancer could be reversed by blocking the messages that target white blood cells, according to new research involving British scientists. Read more
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Immersive virtual reality ‘eases cancer patients’ distress’
Immersive virtual reality could be an effective way to help cancer patients ease their pain and distress, researchers report today. Read more
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Updated clinical food allergy guidelines published
New clinical guidelines on food allergies updating recommendations on best practice and accurate diagnosis, European specialists say. Read more
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Call for global action to address declining male fertility
Urgent, global action is needed to address male infertility, according to a new report from an international consortium. Read more
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Human brain cell atlas identifies links to neuropsychiatric disorders
The links between specific types of brain cell types and some common neuropsychiatric disorders have been identified for the first time. Read more
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Genetic cause of Raynaud’s identified
The genetic causes of Raynaud’s phenomenon have been identified for the first time, researchers have announced. Read more
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Shift work causes brain changes that increase appetite
Circadian misalignment changes the brain’s regulation of hormones, which could lead to shift workers to gaining weight, according to a new study. Read more
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Global plan launched to tackle main cause of death in childbirth
The first roadmap to tackle postpartum haemorrhage, the world’s leading cause of maternal death, has been published by the World Health Organization. Read more
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Genetic variation clue to complex regional pain syndrome cases
Gene variations could be responsible for about one third of complex regional pain syndrome cases, a new study has found. Read more