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treatment for fatty liver disease 'closer than ever'
scientists have long been trying to develop a medication that treats nafld but many attempts have failed to show an improvement.
dave yasvinski
non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease
apr 12 2023
one in five adults with nash go on to develop severe scarring of the liver. getty

cirrhosis and liver cancer: can chatgpt help patients live longer?
researchers suggest the controversial chatbot could be invaluable at providing patients with a wealth of easy-to-understand health knowledge, including lifestyle and treatment information.
dave yasvinski
cancer
apr 3 2023
the software has already demonstrated its value to the health-care industry with its ability to compose basic medical reports. getty

cervical cancer risk doubles with mental illness and substance abuse
it is estimated that around 380 canadians died from cervical cancer in 2022.
dave yasvinski
mar 30 2023
researchers advise health-care professionals to "step up preventative measures" in patients struggling with mental health. getty

parkinson’s disease risk goes up with the removal of ovaries
researchers have long suspected that sex- or gender-related issues play a role in parkinson’s because the disease manifests twice as frequently in women as in men.
dave yasvinski
parkinson's disease
mar 28 2023
ovaries are usually removed in cases of a cyst or endometriosis. getty

machado: death is absolutely certain. so why are we always surprised?
having open conversations about the end might not only ensure that more of us have the death we want, but caregivers would have no regrets.
lisa machado
grief
mar 27 2023
even doctors have a hard time talking about death with their patients, feeling ill-equipped to have the conversation. getty

colorectal cancer is on the rise in people under 50. when was the last time you peeked at your poo?
cases of colorectal cancer among people under 50 have jumped almost 50 per cent since the mid-1990s, and it’s one of the most lethal cancers in this age group.
karen hawthorne
colorectal cancer
mar 23 2023
experts recommend checking your bowel movements for blood at least once a week. getty

rectal exams using finger ‘not useful’ for detecting prostate cancer, study says
not only is a psa (prostate specific antigen) blood test more effective, it may also encourage more men to be screened for prostate cancer, according to researchers.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
mar 20 2023
digital rectal exams use a finger to detect the presence of unusual swelling or lumps on the prostate, but it may miss early stage cancers. getty

colon cancer: no one likes a colonoscopy, but the alternative is worse
after months of being told by her doctor that she was "pre-cancerous," but not to worry about it, artist jennifer cuthbert got the call she was dreading.
robin roberts
colorectal cancer
mar 19 2023
jennifer cuthbert hopes her story will inspire others to get tested for cancer. supplied
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treatment for fatty liver disease 'closer than ever'
scientists have long been trying to develop a medication that treats nafld but many attempts have failed to show an improvement.
dave yasvinski
non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease
apr 12 2023
one in five adults with nash go on to develop severe scarring of the liver. getty

cirrhosis and liver cancer: can chatgpt help patients live longer?
researchers suggest the controversial chatbot could be invaluable at providing patients with a wealth of easy-to-understand health knowledge, including lifestyle and treatment information.
dave yasvinski
cancer
apr 3 2023
the software has already demonstrated its value to the health-care industry with its ability to compose basic medical reports. getty

cervical cancer risk doubles with mental illness and substance abuse
it is estimated that around 380 canadians died from cervical cancer in 2022.
dave yasvinski
mar 30 2023
researchers advise health-care professionals to "step up preventative measures" in patients struggling with mental health. getty

parkinson’s disease risk goes up with the removal of ovaries
researchers have long suspected that sex- or gender-related issues play a role in parkinson’s because the disease manifests twice as frequently in women as in men.
dave yasvinski
parkinson's disease
mar 28 2023
ovaries are usually removed in cases of a cyst or endometriosis. getty
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

machado: death is absolutely certain. so why are we always surprised?
having open conversations about the end might not only ensure that more of us have the death we want, but caregivers would have no regrets.
lisa machado
grief
mar 27 2023
even doctors have a hard time talking about death with their patients, feeling ill-equipped to have the conversation. getty

colorectal cancer is on the rise in people under 50. when was the last time you peeked at your poo?
cases of colorectal cancer among people under 50 have jumped almost 50 per cent since the mid-1990s, and it’s one of the most lethal cancers in this age group.
karen hawthorne
colorectal cancer
mar 23 2023
experts recommend checking your bowel movements for blood at least once a week. getty

rectal exams using finger ‘not useful’ for detecting prostate cancer, study says
not only is a psa (prostate specific antigen) blood test more effective, it may also encourage more men to be screened for prostate cancer, according to researchers.
dave yasvinski
prostate cancer
mar 20 2023
digital rectal exams use a finger to detect the presence of unusual swelling or lumps on the prostate, but it may miss early stage cancers. getty

colon cancer: no one likes a colonoscopy, but the alternative is worse
after months of being told by her doctor that she was "pre-cancerous," but not to worry about it, artist jennifer cuthbert got the call she was dreading.
robin roberts
colorectal cancer
mar 19 2023
jennifer cuthbert hopes her story will inspire others to get tested for cancer. supplied

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