Long COVID Durably Reduces the Quality of Life of Japanese Adults A recent study reveals that long COVID deeply affects the health-related quality of life of adults in Japan. Individuals affected by this condition have a significantly lower quality of life score than those who do not suffer from it, and this deterioration persists for… Continue reading Long COVID Durably Reduces the Quality of Life of Japanese Adults
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A Short Training Strengthens Action Against the Isolation of Elderly People
A Short Training Strengthens Action Against the Isolation of Elderly People Social isolation among the elderly represents a major public health issue, with serious consequences for their physical, mental, and cognitive well-being. Unlike loneliness, which is a subjective feeling of disconnection, social isolation refers to an objective lack of social contact. This phenomenon, as harmful… Continue reading A Short Training Strengthens Action Against the Isolation of Elderly People
Pneumococcal vaccines do not reduce pneumonia hospitalizations in at-risk adults
Pneumococcal vaccines do not reduce pneumonia hospitalizations in at-risk adults Community-acquired pneumonia represents a significant burden of morbidity and mortality, particularly among adults with chronic illnesses. Among the responsible agents, the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae is the most frequent cause, followed by viruses, whose impact has been better understood since the COVID-19 pandemic. Pneumococcal vaccines, designed… Continue reading Pneumococcal vaccines do not reduce pneumonia hospitalizations in at-risk adults
Liver Cancer Progresses, but Treatments Are Evolving
Liver Cancer Progresses, but Treatments Are Evolving Liver cancer, known as hepatocellular carcinoma, is one of the deadliest tumors in the world. It ranks among the most commonly diagnosed cancers and is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Its distribution varies by region, with a high prevalence in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, where infections… Continue reading Liver Cancer Progresses, but Treatments Are Evolving
Does a Natural Flavonoid Reduce Parkinson’s Disease-Related Intestinal Inflammation?
Does a Natural Flavonoid Reduce Parkinson’s Disease-Related Intestinal Inflammation? Parkinson’s disease, known for its motor disorders, is also accompanied by often overlooked digestive disturbances. A recent study examined the role of a natural compound, rutin, in the intestinal inflammation associated with this disease. Rutin is a flavonoid abundant in certain plants, such as the fava… Continue reading Does a Natural Flavonoid Reduce Parkinson’s Disease-Related Intestinal Inflammation?
Can a Simple Blood Test Revolutionize Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis?
Can a Simple Blood Test Revolutionize Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis? Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of people worldwide, and its diagnosis remains a challenge. Until now, doctors have relied on invasive procedures such as lumbar puncture or expensive techniques like brain imaging to confirm the presence of the disease. Today, a major breakthrough could change everything: blood… Continue reading Can a Simple Blood Test Revolutionize Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis?
Why Rabies Remains a Deadly Threat in Thailand Despite Available Vaccines
Why Rabies Remains a Deadly Threat in Thailand Despite Available Vaccines In 2025, two human deaths due to rabies were recorded in Prathai District, Thailand, revealing major gaps in the fight against this preventable disease. These two victims, bitten by unvaccinated stray dogs, had received no preventive treatment after their exposure. Yet, rabies is primarily… Continue reading Why Rabies Remains a Deadly Threat in Thailand Despite Available Vaccines
Does the Mediterranean lifestyle reduce the risk of obesity in young girls?
Does the Mediterranean lifestyle reduce the risk of obesity in young girls? A Mediterranean lifestyle-based intervention could help limit weight gain and improve body composition in young girls at risk of obesity due to family history. This approach combines a diet rich in olive oil, fish, fresh fruits, and vegetables with regular age-appropriate physical activity… Continue reading Does the Mediterranean lifestyle reduce the risk of obesity in young girls?
Can Smartwatches and Blood Tests Predict the Risk of Diabetes Before It’s Too Late?
Can Smartwatches and Blood Tests Predict the Risk of Diabetes Before It’s Too Late? Type 2 diabetes now affects over 500 million adults worldwide, a number that could rise to 640 million by 2030. In nine out of ten cases, this disease is linked to a phenomenon called insulin resistance. This silent disorder occurs when… Continue reading Can Smartwatches and Blood Tests Predict the Risk of Diabetes Before It’s Too Late?
Why Has Mortality Linked to Respiratory Diseases and Parkinson’s Increased After 2018 in the United States
Why Has Mortality Linked to Respiratory Diseases and Parkinson’s Increased After 2018 in the United States In the United States, the number of deaths among people over 65 suffering from both respiratory diseases and Parkinson’s disease showed a concerning trend between 1999 and 2020. For nearly two decades, age-adjusted mortality rates steadily declined, dropping from… Continue reading Why Has Mortality Linked to Respiratory Diseases and Parkinson’s Increased After 2018 in the United States