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Mount Sinai study finds 45% of heart attack patients had low ASCVD risk scores just days before events. Current tools fail to identify many at-risk individuals.
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Current Heart Attack Risk Tools Failing Nearly Half of Patients

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Mount Sinai's V2P AI identifies disease-causing mutations and predicts specific diseases they trigger. Accelerates diagnostics for rare diseases and drug discovery.
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Breakthrough AI Tool Predicts Disease Type from Genetic Mutations

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A decade-long study finds daily tea consumption supports bone density in older women, while drinking over five cups of coffee daily may harm bone health
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Tea Linked to Stronger Bones in Older Women; Excessive Coffee May...

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New research from Queen Mary University of London shows dual use of cigarettes and e-cigarettes lowers harmful intake and increases chances of quitting smoking long-term.
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Dual Use of Cigarettes and Vapes Helps Smokers Quit

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WHO reports 40-90% of populations use traditional medicine. The 2025 Global Summit in New Delhi aims to boost evidence-based integrative health and collaboration worldwide.
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Traditional Medicine: A Vital Health Resource for Millions Worldwide

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New research finds 76% of people worldwide lack sufficient omega-3 (EPA and DHA). Learn about recommended intakes, health benefits, and ways to close the gap.
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Global Omega-3 Deficiency Affects 76% of Population

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UNEP’s Global Environment Outlook warns that investing in climate, nature, and pollution solutions can boost global GDP by $20 trillion/year by 2070 and save millions of lives.
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Investing in Planetary Health Could Add Trillions to Global Economy

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Study finds garlic extract mouthwash offers antimicrobial effects comparable to chlorhexidine, with longer-lasting action but potential discomfort.
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Garlic Extract Shows Promise as Natural Alternative to Mouthwash

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UK study finds nitrous oxide provides quick, short-term relief for severe depression, offering hope for treatment-resistant cases.
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Laughing Gas Shows Promise as Rapid Treatment for Depression

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Gas stoves release harmful nitrogen dioxide indoors, linked to asthma and cancer. Switching to electric stoves cuts exposure significantly, says Stanford study
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Gas Stoves Emit Toxic Gas Indoors, Raising Health Risks Nationwide

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