Long-term OUD care may require more than craving control.
A new Q&A examines GATC-1021, a preclinical non-opioid candidate aimed at neurobiology, brain recovery and insight. https://t.co/auiiZZZIYL
A randomized trial links higher-dose vitamin D3 in pregnancy to modest gains in select memory scores at age 10, but not overall IQ.
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Post-stroke damage may be driven by hydrogen peroxide- induced collagen production in astrocytes, promoting neuronal death. Targeting this pathway could extend treatment windows beyond hours.
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Rising colorectal cancer in younger patients is often more aggressive. Emerging research points to gut microbiome changes as a possible driver, though causes remain unclear. https://t.co/kTA54bCBes
Unexplained focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) was later tied to APOL1 variants. A reminder for clinicians that genetic testing can clarify kidney disease and guide care. Read more: https://t.co/ChtZ1HRUdd
Stress not only affects one's mood—it also impacts sperm health. Chronic stress is linked to lower sperm count and quality. Improving sleep, habits, and getting tested early can help.
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Excessive social media use is linked to anxiety, depression, and poor sleep—especially in youth. Physicians should stress balance and limits. Read more: https://t.co/fYXnoleFwc
Taking GLP-1 medications are found to reduce cardiovascular risk. But if GLP-1 medications are stopped, cardiovascular benefits may also reverse. A large study found heart risk rises within 6 months and can return to baseline by 18 months. Read more: https://t.co/JTa1WxRX0i
When EHRs or power fail, care doesn’t stop. Clear communication, contingency planning, and avoiding guesswork are critical to maintaining patient safety during outages. Learn more about how to be prepared: https://t.co/CRMXM4bwky
Use of GLP-1 drugs in normal-weight patients is raising clinical questions. Experts note potential benefits for obesity management, but also note risks when used without clear medical indication. https://t.co/GY92pxJxde
Cognitive speed training may reduce dementia risk by 25% for up to 20 years, according to long-term research. Even brief mental exercise could support lasting brain health.
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Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death among adults under 50. Early screening at 45 and prompt evaluation of symptoms are critical to improving outcomes. Read more: https://t.co/zv17JZaLN9
New imaging research suggests ADHD stimulants may improve attention indirectly by activating arousal and reward networks. Read more: https://t.co/UYB0tixcfe
Podiatrists say properly designed insoles can help manage plantar fasciitis by improving foot biomechanics and support. Learn more: https://t.co/Xr1Fsa3n4Y
MASLD management is evolving, with advances in noninvasive imaging and emerging therapies supporting earlier diagnosis and care. https://t.co/KR72rR8U4s
AI-powered endoluminal robotics are advancing GI care by enabling less invasive access, improved imaging, and greater precision.
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Patients may book care digitally—but they still value speed, familiarity, and in-person visits. New Zocdoc data shows trust, listening, and face-to-face care matter more than ever, even in a tech-enabled system.
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