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MedscapeCOVID-19 Linked to Increased Alzheimer’s Risk - 3 days
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MedscapeStudy: Many Sudden Cardiac Deaths in Young People Avoidable - 7 days
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Better screening could predict and prevent as many as 90% of sudden cardiac deaths in young people with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a new study...
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Sudden cardiac death by definition is unexpected, but a new study found that many cases show warning signs well in advance — suggesting that at least some of these deaths may be #preventable. #MedTwitter https://t.co/DNZ68Efgs5 - view on twitter
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MedscapeBeer, Ibuprofen Worsen Nasal Issues in a 35-Year-Old With Asthma - 5 days
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A 35-year-old man has nasal obstruction and smelling loss. His symptoms worsen after drinking beer and also after using ibuprofen or aspirin. Can you...
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A 35-year-old man has nasal obstruction and smelling loss. His symptoms worsen after drinking beer and also after using aspirin. https://t.co/g6qcbVyaBC - view on twitter
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MedscapeIt’s How You Walk — Not Just Your Step Count — That Matters - 1 week
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When you’re trying to reach 10,000 a day, remember...
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It's not just how many steps you take. It's how you take them. https://t.co/jEXI5WP35u https://t.co/jEXI5WP35u - view on twitter
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MedscapeVitamin B12 Protective Against Parkinson’s Disease? - 1 week
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B12, but not other B vitamins, may prevent or delay the onset of Parkinson’s disease, new research suggests. However, investigators caution that the effect...
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A high baseline intake of vitamin B12 is linked to lower risk of developing #Parkinsonsdisease, new research suggests. https://t.co/mrCd707oWy - view on twitter
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MedscapeNew Nasal Spray for Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis - 1 week
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Patients with both nasal and ocular symptoms of SAR have a new treatment option that combines olopatadine hydrochloride and mometasone furoate in the form...
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Patients with both nasal and ocular symptoms of SAR have a new treatment option that combines olopatadine hydrochloride and mometasone furoate in the form of a nasal spray. https://t.co/PLbKqWSWZh - view on twitter
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MedscapeDocs React: NyQuil Chicken and Endless Eye Mucus - 1 week
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A new month brings a new bounty of health and wellness myths on TikTok for physicians to...
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FDA warns TikTokers that cooking chicken in NyQuil is not such a good idea. https://t.co/Dor82AafwG https://t.co/Dor82AafwG - view on twitter
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MedscapeThe Best Reason to Get an Omicron Booster - 1 week
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Perry Wilson is getting an Omicron booster, but his reason for doing so might not be what you think it...
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.@fperrywilson is getting an Omicron booster, but his reason for doing so might not be what you think it is. https://t.co/RuA0j6BD7E https://t.co/RuA0j6BD7E - view on twitter
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MedscapeDoes Exercise Reduce Risk for Gestational Diabetes? - 4 days
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Less exercise was associated with a significant increased likelihood of gestational diabetes, a new study...
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#Physicalactivity early in pregnancy may decrease the risk of gestational diabetes and reduce the increased risk of the condition among women with a genetic predisposition, according to new research. #ObGynTwitter #MedTwitter https://t.co/iZ2PSzGJnk - view on twitter
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MedscapeWeight Gain During Pregnancy May Play Role in Child ADHD Risk - 3 days
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Weight gain and gestational diabetes were associated with a higher risk for ADHD in children, experts...
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Obesity in women of #reproductiveage has emerged as one of the main risk factors associated with neonatal complications and long-term #neuropsychiatricconsequences in offspring, including ADHD. #ObGynTwitter #MedTwitter https://t.co/Z0QThH9Ce3 - view on twitter
COVID-19 has been linked to a significantly increased risk for new-onset Alzheimer’s disease. However, researchers are quick to note that study provides no evidence...
COVID-19 has been linked to a significantly increased risk for new-onset Alzheimer's disease, a new study suggests. #MedTwitter https://t.co/TszuGvAnxV - view on twitter