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Patients with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) show clear patterns of change in phosphate metabolites following oral fructose consumption, suggesting differences in hepatic metabolic response, according to a study.

High-intensity, impact, strength training may preserve bone health in postmenopausal women

Bone mineral density in postmenopausal women appears to increase with high-intensity, impact, or strength training, according to a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Higher-dose methimazole helps GD patients with severe thyrotoxicosis reach euthyroid status

23 Aug 2026

Methimazole given in a large dose allows individuals with severe thyrotoxicosis from Graves’ disease (GD) to achieve euthyroid status as fast as other GD patients, according to a study.

23 Aug 2026

Juvenile-onset mycosis fungoides progression not common, survival high: study

22 Aug 2026

Juvenile-onset mycosis fungoides (jMF) is usually diagnosed during its early stage and has an excellent prognosis, with overall survival (OS) of 99 percent at 5 years and 98 percent at 10 years, reveals a study.

22 Aug 2026

Second-hand smoke exposure further increases depression risk in smokers

Middle aged and older adults who actively smoke are at increased risk of depressive symptoms, and exposure to second-hand smoke further increases this risk, according to a 20-year prospective cohort study.

Puberty blockers ease mood disorders, suicidal thoughts in transgender youths

21 Aug 2026 bởi

Mood disorders and suicidal thoughts are more common among transgender youths compared with their cisgender peers, a study has found. Prescription of a puberty blocker may help lessen such disparity, indicating mental health benefits for transgenders.

Exercise protective against stroke, death in individuals with or without AF

Physical activity helps lower the risks of stroke and mortality, regardless of the presence of atrial fibrillation (AF), according to the Norwegian population-based Tromsø and HUNT studies.

Mental disorders carry increased long-term mortality risk for patients with permanent pacemakers

For patients with permanent pacemakers, newly diagnosed mental disorders are associated with elevated risk of long-term mortality, according to a study. The association is especially pronounced among younger men and those with early-onset mental disorders.

Dementia in a spouse may serve as clinical marker of partner's risk

20 Aug 2026 bởi

Spouses of individuals with dementia appear to have an increased likelihood of developing the condition themselves, according to a study from Taiwan.

5-unit IV insulin prevents hypoglycaemia, reduces potassium in adults with hyperkalaemia

Five-unit dosing of intravenous (IV) regular insulin results in lower hypoglycaemia incidence and comparable serum potassium decrease when compared with doses >5 units, according to a study.