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HPV vaccines prevent precancerous lesions in vulva and vagina, study finds

LLMs can be prompt-injected to give bad medical advice, including giving thalidomide to pregnant people

Study suggests that maternal treatment with SSRIs during breastfeeding does not affect the cognitive performance of the offspring.

A 3 year study found people with sleep apnoea are at a higher risk of mental health problems

Systematic review and meta analysis finds that Individuals with ADHD treated with stimulants have a non-negligible risk of developing psychosis or bipolar disorder, with a higher risk associated with amphetamines compared to methylphenidate.

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccination and 4-Year All-Cause Mortality

The second Trump administration is transforming US vaccine policy

Therapeutic use of cannabis and cannabinoids: A review

A new study of US adults found that overall trust in scientists was high (86%), but significantly lower among individuals with more conservative political views

Researchers randomly assigned 244 overweight adults to a vegan or control (requested to make no changes) diet

One in two people in the U.S just over half of the population, is affected by a neurological disease or disorder

Replacing meat, dairy, and eggs with grains, legumes, and other plant foods reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 51%, new research shows

GLP-1 drugs may be associated with an increased risk of chronic cough, raising the need to study this mechanism and longitudinal cough dynamics objectively

Reducing social media use for just one week improved mental health

A study on 4354 adults found individuals with the highest levels of physical activity at midlife and late life had 41% and 45% lower in risk of all-cause dementia including Alzheimer’s disease (early adult–life physical activity was not associated with dementia risk)

Teens who start using cannabis before 15 are 4× more likely to use it regularly by 17 and face higher risks of depression, anxiety, and physical health issues in young adulthood compared to peers who never used cannabis during adolescence.

Caffeinated coffee consumption or abstinence to reduce atrial fibrillation

Unsolicited Patient Complaints and Industry Payments for US Physicians

How Artificial Intelligence Will Disrupt Health Care Today and Tomorrow

The loss of US federal abortion protections has significantly disrupted access even in states with robust service provision

Ketamine shows no significant advantage over placebo in treating severe depression, according to a new clinical trial

Third trimester lead exposure linked to major depressive disorder in adulthood

Medication inhalers emit hydrofluoroalkanes (HFAs) with a global warming potential thousands of times greater than CO₂

A study of 158 million US workers found health-related absences remain 13% higher than before the pandemic, reducing labour force participation.

People with lower IQs may be at a higher risk of issues with alcohol

JAMA: First-trimester exposure to mRNA COVID19 vaccines was not associated with an increased risk of major congenital malformations overall, by organ system, or by individual malformation.

Association of Children’s screen time to academic achievement: according to an international study of more than 5000 kids, with each extra hour of screen time per day, as reported by parents, the children had about a 10% lower chance of high marks in standardized tests for mathematics and reading.

Study of 11,194 people over ~4 years found walking more than 100 minutes a day was linked to a 23% lower risk of chronic low back pain compared to walking less than 78 minutes a day, with a more consistent effect among adults aged 65 and older

In a randomized trial, azelastine nasal spray reduced COVID-19 infections by two-thirds and also lowered rhinovirus cases, suggesting this long-used allergy spray may offer broad protection pending larger studies.

Post-mortem tissue from people with Alzheimer's Disease revealed that those who lived in areas with higher concentrations of fine particulate matter in the air even just one year had more severe accumulation of amyloid plaques -hallmarks of Alzheimer's pathology compared to those with less exposure

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