Health
Public health, healthcare services, medical research and health policy updates.
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Dutch Air Force Uses AI and Brainwave Data in Pilot Training
The Royal Netherlands Air Force utilized AI to adapt VR pilot training based on real-time brainwave data from 15 pilots, according to researchers.
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CT Scans and 3D Printing Reveal Details of Ancient Egyptian Mummies
A study describes health insights and facial reconstructions of mummies Nes-Min and Nes-Hor, according to archaeological reports.
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Nearly Four in Ten Global Cancer Cases Linked to Preventable Causes
A WHO report estimates 7.1 million new cancer cases in 2022 were preventable, with tobacco smoking accounting for 15% of these cases globally.
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Hidden Brain Condition Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Older Adults
A study of nearly 2 million adults shows that 42% with cerebral amyloid angiopathy developed dementia within five years, according to researchers.
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Grandparents Providing Childcare Linked to Better Cognitive Health
A study of 2,887 grandparents shows those providing childcare scored higher in memory and verbal fluency, with grandmothers experiencing less decline.
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Maui Tourism and Community Recovery Progress After Lahaina Wildfires
Maui's recovery from the Lahaina wildfires shows progress, with 64 homes rebuilt and 2.5 million visitors welcomed in 2025, according to reports.
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Melatonin Gummies for Children Raise Ongoing Safety and Labeling Concerns
Melatonin gummies often contain varying dosages from labels, according to consumer safety data. This raises concerns about their safety for children.
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Inter-Organ Communication Plays Key Role in Tissue Repair and Aging
Research shows organs communicate via hormones to coordinate tissue repair and aging, influencing health outcomes as individuals grow older.
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Timing of Immunotherapy Linked to Improved Cancer Survival in Multiple Studies
Research shows immunotherapy given before 3 PM improves survival rates and slows cancer progression, according to multiple studies.
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Family Bonds in Adolescence Linked to Adult Social and Health Outcomes
Long-term studies show strong adolescent family ties correlate with higher adult social connections and better health outcomes, according to research.