Evaluating the association between Mediterranean Diet adherence and type 2 diabetes using nutritional biomarkers

In a recent study published in PLOS Medicine, researchers developed a novel method for objective assessment of the effect Mediterranean Diet on type II diabetes (T2D), which used composite nutritional biomarkers. Study: A nutritional biomarker score of the Mediterranean diet and incident type 2 diabetes: Integrated analysis of data from the MedLey randomised controlled trial and the EPIC-InterAct case-cohort study. Image […]

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Five early dementia symptoms – and when to see a GP

Alzheimers Research UK explain 'what is dementia?' Dementia looms large in midlife, with memory lapses often ringing alarm bells. An expert has highlighted the daily situations and behaviours that could alert to the mind-robbing condition. Louise Yasities, Elderly Care Expert at TakingCare Personal Alarms, said: “Dementia is a collection of symptoms rather than an easily defined condition, so many people […]

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Your Pet Can Be Wrecking Your Sleep

While owning a pet has long been associated with comfort and stress reduction, your pet may be disrupting your sleep and causing sleep disorders, according to research conducted at Lincoln Memorial University. What to know: Having a pet dog or cat is associated with more restless nights and sleep disorders than for those living without a pet. The negative effects […]

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Watching Feasible for Asymptomatic Kidney Stones

Dr Kevin Stritt Many patients with asymptomatic renal stones can qualify for an active surveillance program, Swiss researchers report at the American Urological Association (AUA) 2023 Annual Meeting. Kevin Stritt, MD, chief resident in the Urology Department at Lausanne University Hospital, said kidney stones often pass without symptoms. But until now, data on the frequency of asymptomatic, spontaneous passage of stones […]

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Action needed on breastfeeding data collection to gauge impact of medicines

A new systematic review from Swansea University in collaboration with ConcePTION, an Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), has called for action to monitor infants for any possible adverse drug reactions from exposure to medicines through breastmilk, even though problems may be rare; target additional support to breastfeeding patients whose medicines may affect breastfeeding; and provide long-term population-based data on any adverse […]

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