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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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World's Top Universities For Pursuing Medicine
The University of Oxford is the best university for pursuing Medicine and Dentistry.
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Scientists Spot 6 Distinct Biological Types Of Depression
Brain imaging combined with machine learning can reveal subtypes of depression and anxiety, according to a study led by researchers at Stanford Medicine in the US.
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New Blood Test Predicts Your Organs' True Age, Offering Clues To Future Health
Utilizing machine learning, a group of researchers, led by academics from Stanford University in California, analyzed protein levels in human blood.
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2 Servings Of Plant-Based Meat A Day May Help Lower Heart-Related Risks - Experts Reveal
A new study by researchers at Stanford Medicine has found that switching red meat with 2 servings of certain plant-based alternatives may promote heart-health and lower some cardiovascular risks.
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Prostate Cancer Treatment May Double Dementia Risk: Study
Men with prostate cancer who are treated with testosterone-lowering drugs are twice as likely to develop dementia within five years as those whose hormone levels are not tampered with, researchers including one of Indian origin have found.
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Impotent Men At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes
Men diagnosed with infertility are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, alcohol abuse and drug abuse compared to fertile men, a new study has revealed.
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Got Diabetes? There's an App for That
Scientists from Stanford University School of Medicine and Weill Cornell Medical College are among the first to offer apps for diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
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Google Baseline Study Seeks to Define a Healthy Human
Google aims to collect genetic and molecular data to create a full picture of what makes a healthy human being, to help prevent and treat disease.
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Nobel medicine laureate James Rothman was told cell idea was 'nuts'
James Rothman, one of the three recipients of the Nobel Prize for Medicine, said that when he started research into cells' internal transport systems his colleagues called it "nuts".
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
-
World's Top Universities For Pursuing Medicine
The University of Oxford is the best university for pursuing Medicine and Dentistry.
-
Scientists Spot 6 Distinct Biological Types Of Depression
Brain imaging combined with machine learning can reveal subtypes of depression and anxiety, according to a study led by researchers at Stanford Medicine in the US.
-
New Blood Test Predicts Your Organs' True Age, Offering Clues To Future Health
Utilizing machine learning, a group of researchers, led by academics from Stanford University in California, analyzed protein levels in human blood.
-
2 Servings Of Plant-Based Meat A Day May Help Lower Heart-Related Risks - Experts Reveal
A new study by researchers at Stanford Medicine has found that switching red meat with 2 servings of certain plant-based alternatives may promote heart-health and lower some cardiovascular risks.
-
Prostate Cancer Treatment May Double Dementia Risk: Study
Men with prostate cancer who are treated with testosterone-lowering drugs are twice as likely to develop dementia within five years as those whose hormone levels are not tampered with, researchers including one of Indian origin have found.
-
Impotent Men At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes
Men diagnosed with infertility are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, alcohol abuse and drug abuse compared to fertile men, a new study has revealed.
-
Got Diabetes? There's an App for That
Scientists from Stanford University School of Medicine and Weill Cornell Medical College are among the first to offer apps for diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
-
Google Baseline Study Seeks to Define a Healthy Human
Google aims to collect genetic and molecular data to create a full picture of what makes a healthy human being, to help prevent and treat disease.
-
Nobel medicine laureate James Rothman was told cell idea was 'nuts'
James Rothman, one of the three recipients of the Nobel Prize for Medicine, said that when he started research into cells' internal transport systems his colleagues called it "nuts".
