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The effects of music and virtual reality on pain and anxiety during central venous port implantation: a randomised clinical trial

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Easing the Pain of Central Line Placement: Current Approaches and Future Horizons Central venous catheters (CVCs) are essential for many medical treatments, but their insertion and removal can be a source of significant pain and anxiety for patients. Traditionally, local anesthetics have been the mainstay of pain management during these procedures. However, growing research explores … Read more

A nationwide cross-sectional survey of major allergic diseases in China during 2010–2015 involving 120,000 participants

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The Rising Tide of Allergies and Asthma: What the Future Holds For decades, rates of allergic diseases like asthma, rhinitis, eczema, and food allergies have been on the rise globally. This isn’t a localized trend. studies from around the world, including China and Europe, consistently demonstrate increasing prevalence. But what’s driving this surge, and what … Read more

The age of animal experiments is waning. Where will science go next?

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The End of Animal Testing? A Global Shift Towards Humane Science For decades, the use of animals in scientific research has been a subject of ethical debate. Now, a confluence of factors – growing ethical concerns, advancements in technology, and regulatory changes – is driving a global movement to phase out animal testing. From the … Read more

This simple brushing routine could lower dementia risk, dental health experts say

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Beyond a Bright Smile: How Oral Health is Rewriting the Rules of Overall Wellness For years, the mouth was often treated as separate from the rest of the body. Now, a growing body of research is revealing a profound connection between oral health and systemic diseases, from heart disease to Alzheimer’s. Recent discussions at the … Read more

Key US infectious-diseases centre to drop pandemic preparation

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Shifting Sands at NIAID: A Retreat from Biodefense and Pandemic Preparedness? A quiet directive has rippled through the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID): remove the terms “biodefense” and “pandemic preparedness” from its online presence. This seemingly minor change signals a significant overhaul of the institute’s priorities, raising concerns among public health … Read more

Intelligent MDT treatment decision making for stage III NSCLC using dual level embedding and three level explanation

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Why Lung Cancer Is Poised for a Technological Turn‑Around The global burden of lung cancer remains staggering. According to the WHO’s 2024 cancer‑statistics release, lung cancer accounts for 2.5 million latest cases and 1.8 million deaths each year, making it the leading cause of cancer death worldwide 【4†L31-L38】. GLOBOCAN 2022 data echo these figures and also highlight a … Read more

Repotrectinib Shows Durable Response in NTRK Fusion–Positive Advanced Solid Tumors – TRIDENT-1 Trial

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Repotrectinib: A New Hope for Rare NTRK Fusion Cancers The fight against cancer is constantly evolving, and a recent breakthrough published in Nature Medicine offers significant hope for patients battling rare cancers driven by NTRK gene fusions. The TRIDENT-1 trial, a phase 1/2 study, demonstrates the safety and remarkable effectiveness of repotrectinib, a new tyrosine … Read more

‘We see so much variation’

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The Unpredictable Spread: How Climate Change is Rewriting the Rules of Disease Rising temperatures and increasingly erratic weather aren’t just impacting our daily lives; they’re fundamentally altering the landscape of infectious diseases. A groundbreaking new global analysis reveals that the relationship between climate change and the spread of animal-to-human illnesses (zoonotic diseases) is far more … Read more

Patterns of herbal medicine utilization for hypertension during the Sudanese crisis of 2025

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The Silent Epidemic & Traditional Healing: Navigating the Future of Hypertension Management Hypertension, or high blood pressure, remains a critical global health challenge. Recent reports from the World Health Organization (WHO) highlight a worrying trend: rising rates, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. But alongside conventional medicine, a fascinating and often overlooked aspect of hypertension … Read more

Surgical hematoma removal promotes skeletal muscle recovery in a rat laceration model

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The Future of Muscle Injury Recovery: From Hematoma Drainage to Personalized Regeneration Muscle injuries are a common occurrence in athletes and increasingly, in the general population due to active lifestyles. While traditional “RICE” (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) therapy has long been the standard, a wave of research is reshaping our understanding of muscle healing and … Read more

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