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Súhrn: - Home - Medical news & Guidelines - Anesthesiology - Cardiology and CTVS - Critical Care - Dentistry - Dermatology - Diabetes and Endocrinology - ENT - Gastroenterology - Medicine - Nephrology - Neurology - Obstretics-Gynaecology - Oncology - Ophthalmology - Orthopaedics - Pediatrics-Neonatology - Psychiatry - Pulmonology - Radiology - Surgery - Urology - Laboratory Medicine - Diet - Nursing - Paramedical - Physiotherapy - Health news - Fact Check - Bone Health Fact Check - Brain Health Fact Check - Cancer Related Fact Check - Child Care Fact Check - Dental and oral health fact check - Diabetes and metabolic health fact check - Diet and Nutrition Fact Check - Eye and ENT Care Fact Check - Fitness fact check - Gut health fact check - Heart health fact check - Kidney health fact check - Medical education fact check - Men's health fact check - Respiratory fact check - Skin and hair care fact check - Vaccine and Immunization fact check - Women's health fact check - AYUSH - State News - Andaman and Nicobar Islands - Andhra Pradesh - Arunachal Pradesh - Assam - Bihar - Chandigarh - Chattisgarh - Dadra and Nagar Haveli - Daman and Diu - Delhi - Goa - Gujarat - Haryana - Himachal Pradesh - Jammu & Kashmir - Jharkhand - Karnataka - Kerala - Ladakh - Lakshadweep - Madhya Pradesh - Maharashtra - Manipur - Meghalaya - Mizoram - Nagaland - Odisha - Puducherry - Punjab - Rajasthan - Sikkim - Tamil Nadu - Telangana - Tripura - Uttar Pradesh - Uttrakhand - West Bengal - Medical Education - Industry People with allergies or eczema may face higher risk of surgical complications: Study Two new studies being presented at the 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) show that people with allergic conditions-including eczema, asthma, and hay fever-may face more problems after certain types of surgery The research suggests that the inflammation and immune system changes that come with these conditions can make it harder for the body to heal and may increase the risk of infection after surgery In one large study, researchers looked at more than 20,000 women who had breast reconstruction after cancer surgery.
Doplnenie: Those with eczema, dermatitis, or other allergic skin conditions were more likely to have complications with their breast implants-including infections, scar tissue buildup (called capsular contracture), and implant rupture — than women without these conditions.
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Doplnenie: The analysis, conducted by Rooma Rehan from Dow Medical College, Karachi, and colleagues, pulls together the available evidence on ML-based prediction models developed over the past decade.
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Doplnenie: - Although these risks declined over time, they remained significantly elevated even after five years.
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Doplnenie: - This association remained consistent in PSM (OR 1.
Súhrn: A new study published in Addiction reveals that older US adults, particularly women, are showing significantly higher rates of ultraprocessed food addiction (UPFA) compared to previous generations While UPFA isn't an official diagnosis, researchers used the Yale Food Addiction Scale 2 Of 2038 survey participants, researchers found the overall prevalence of UPFA was 12.
Doplnenie: Those criteria include craving, loss of control, and continued use despite known harm.
Súhrn: A new World Health Organization (WHO) guideline recommending GLP-1s for obesity treatment along with recent efforts to reduce the drugs’ costs are unlikely to change US obesity practice – but actions that change the US healthcare system might, clinicians told Medscape Medical News After the two recent and widely heralded events, Medscape Medical News sought feedback from specialists on the potential impacts of the new guideline and price reductions on their practices and patients While generally appreciating that the guideline helps normalize obesity as a chronic, relapsing disease, our interviewees felt it would have little impact on prescribing the drugs and lifestyle interventions, given the constraints of the US healthcare system.
Doplnenie: While price reductions may give more patients access to GLP-1s, even with the projected reductions, costs will still be out of reach for many patients, they said.
Súhrn: Prezident Konžskej demokratickej republiky (KDR) Félix Tshisekedi v pondelok obvinil Rwandu z porušovania záväzkov, ktoré pre ňu vyplývajú z mierovej zmluvy podpísanej nedávno v Bielom dome s cieľom ukončiť ozbrojené násilnosti na východe KDR TASR o tom informuje podľa správy agentúry AFP - Prezident KDR obvinil Rwandu z porušenia mierovej zmluvy.
Doplnenie: - Povstalci podporovaní Rwandou ovládli mesto Luvungi a okolie.
Súhrn: Mpox, predtým známy ako opičie kiahne, je vírusová infekcia príbuzná pravým kiahňam Autor TASR Londýn 8 decembra (TASR) - Britská agentúra pre zdravotnú bezpečnosť (UKHSA) v pondelok oznámila, že v Anglicku identifikovala nový kmeň vírusu mpox u osoby, ktorá nedávno vycestovala do Ázie.
Doplnenie: Informovala o tom agentúra AFP, píše TASR.