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Policy statement updates guidelines on pediatric drowning prevention
A recent policy statement and accompanying technical report published by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has emphasized the importance of multiple layers of drowning prevention for children.
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Why do LGBTQ+ Youth Vape More Than Their Peers? Stigma, Bullying, and Rejection Are Major Factors
Discover why LGBTQ+ youth vape more frequently than their peers due to stigma, bullying, and rejection, highlighting the increased risk of negative health outcomes.
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Antibiotic Azithromycin Found Ineffective for Severe Wheezing in Young Children
Study reveals antibiotic azithromycin ineffective in treating severe wheezing among young patients in ER, University of Arizona researchers find.
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PMDC announces MDCAT 2026 date as Pakistan’s medical education crisis casts shadow over admissions
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has officially announced the date for the Medical and Dental College Admission Test, commonly referred to as MDCAT, for the year 2026.
School recess is a health necessity, not a reward, says psychologist
School recess is often viewed as a privilege that can be taken away as a form of punishment, but a psychologist from Syracuse University is highlighting its importance as a necessity for children's
Cracking the code of p53 fragility: Why the genome guardian is prone to failure
The protein p53 is often referred to as the guardian of the genome due to its crucial role in preventing cancer.
Cytokine-Armored CAR-T Cell Therapy Boosts Immune Attack on Aggressive Brain Tumors
UCLA scientists unveil a new cytokine-armored CAR-T cell therapy that enhances immune response against glioblastoma, the deadliest brain cancer, while minimizing side effects.
JPMC Staff Residence Allegedly Used as Private Medical Company Office in Karachi
Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre staff residence allegedly misused as private medical equipment company office, raising questions over government property usage.
Ozone Pollution Diminishes Exercise-Induced Lung Growth in Children, Study Finds
New research presented at ATS 2026 reveals that while exercise boosts lung development in children, ozone pollution can negate these benefits, potentially limiting WHO-recommended physical activity
Q&A: What is in the new American Heart Association Dietary Recommendations?
Learn about the latest American Heart Association dietary guidelines designed to reduce heart disease risk.
Autism Social Differences Emerge Early but Can Change Significantly by Adulthood, Study Finds
New research reveals autism spectrum disorder (ASD) shows early social differences that can substantially change over time, challenging previous understanding of the condition.
In the Digital Health Era, Rethinking Informed Consent Needed
Camille Nebeker calls for a new approach to informed consent in digital health research, highlighting her expertise and experience in public health ethics.
WHO Chief Concerned Over Scale and Speed of Ebola Outbreak in Congo
World Health Organization chief expresses concern over scale and speed of rare Ebola outbreak in Congo, reporting 134 suspected deaths.
Handwriting Speed May Be Marker of Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
Handwriting speed may indicate cognitive decline, particularly among older individuals who experience slower and less smooth writing due to increased brain demands.
Oral GLP-1s without fasting or reduced efficacy: Delivery approach protects peptide-based drugs from stomach acid
Duke University engineers have developed an oral delivery method for GLP-1 medications that avoids fasting and preserves their effectiveness, potentially benefiting a wide range of peptide-based
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