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Young Adults Face Greater Perfectionist Pressures Than Previous Generations
A new study published in Psychological Bulletin reveals that college students today experience more pressure to achieve perfection compared to a generation ago, linked to social
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New US Dietary Guidelines Released for 2025-2030: Impact on Children's Health and Nutrition
The 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans have been released, offering a mixed bag of guidance on healthy eating for kids, with both praise and criticism from the medical
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Millions Perform Rami at Mina Valley During Hajj; Weather Protocols Ensure Safety
Millions of pilgrims perform the ritual of Rami (stoning) at Mina Valley during Hajj, with strict weather protocols in place to ensure safety for Pakistani participants.
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Brain Imaging Study Reveals Ethnoracial Differences in Dementia Diagnosis and Alzheimer's Pathology
Researchers at Vanderbilt Health conducted a large multisite study on older adults with cognitive impairment, finding significant ethnoracial differences in dementia diagnosis and
Trump's Drug Pricing Deals to be Tested by New Product Launches in the US Market
The impact of Trump's drug pricing deals with 17 pharmaceutical companies will be put to the test with the launch of new prescription medicines in the US, including treatments for
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Celebrates Eid ul Adha in Unique Arsenal-Themed Outfit and Offers Message of Solidarity
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani marks Eid ul Adha with a unique outfit and a message of solidarity, drawing attention to affordability and community values in NYC.
Machine Learning Advances Drug Safety Research During Pregnancy
A new study highlights how machine learning is closing gaps in understanding drug safety for pregnant women by analyzing vast datasets.
Study Reveals AI Can Predict Cancer Survivors' Risk for Emergency Visits and Worsening Symptoms
A new study from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center indicates that artificial intelligence models can identify cancer survivors at higher risk of emergency department visits
Younger Adults Face Risks from 'Quick-Fix' Aortic Valve Replacement
Study warns that minimally invasive aortic valve replacement for younger adults with aortic stenosis may lead to more complex surgeries later.
Clinician Warns AI in Mental Health May Reinforce Unreliable Human Input
A new viewpoint article published in JMIR Mental Health highlights potential risks of AI systems in mental health, urging stricter safeguards against unreliable human input.
Aga Khan Concludes Seven-Day Pakistan Visit After High-Level Meetings and Community Engagement
Prince Rahim Aga Khan wraps up official visit to Pakistan after meeting government officials and engaging with Ismaili community, strengthening ties and cooperation.
Smartwatch Seizure App Detects 98% of Tonic-Clonic Seizures with High Accuracy and Low False Alarms in Epilepsy Patients
A new study reveals a smartwatch app can detect 98% of tonic-clonic seizures in people with epilepsy, offering a promising tool for managing the condition with minimal false
Onset of Puberty in Children Linked to Substances Detected in Maternal Blood
Recent studies suggest a correlation between early puberty in children and specific substances found in maternal blood, adding another layer to the understanding of this growing
Review Exposes Major Inequalities in Outcomes of Community-Acquired Pneumonia Among ICU Patients
A study published in NEJM Evidence highlights significant disparities in the treatment outcomes for community-acquired pneumonia among adults admitted to ICUs in middle-income
Tirzepatide Outperforms Intensified Conventional Care in Early Type 2 Diabetes
A new study shows that tirzepatide is more effective than intensified conventional care for managing early type 2 diabetes uncontrolled by metformin.
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