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Oral HRT link with blood clots
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Oral HRT link with blood clots

A large Danish study published in The BMJ today has linked current use of oral menopausal hormone therapy (also known as hormone replacement therapy or HRT) with an increased risk of blood clots in legs or lungs, regardless of dose or treatment duration.

Pharmacy Daily•
Sep 24, 2026
Veteran carries golf clubs across Iowa to start conversations about mental health
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Veteran carries golf clubs across Iowa to start conversations about mental health

For the retired U.S. Army Ranger, the clubs are a way to connect with fellow veterans along the route.

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6d ago
Veteran carries golf clubs across Iowa to start conversations about mental health
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Veteran carries golf clubs across Iowa to start conversations about mental health

For the retired U.S. Army Ranger, the clubs are a way to connect with fellow veterans along the route.

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6d ago
Rhode Island Launches Mental Health Campaign
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Rhode Island Launches Mental Health Campaign

The campaign targets working-age men to address the stigma surrounding mental health.

Patch•
6d ago
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome: Long-term results of gene therapy developed
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Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome: Long-term results of gene therapy developed

A single infusion of genetically corrected autologous hematopoietic stem cells can provide lasting clinical benefits for patients with Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that impairs immune and platelet function, exposing affected children from an early age to severe infections, bleeding episodes, eczema and autoimmune complications.

Medical Xpress•
6d ago
KYTX Stock Reverses Gains After One-Year Cell Therapy Trial Data — But CEO Says Disease Burden Justifies A Premium Price
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KYTX Stock Reverses Gains After One-Year Cell Therapy Trial Data — But CEO Says Disease Burden Justifies A Premium Price

Chief executive Warner Biddle said the therapy’s durability “exceeded even our expectations.”

Asianet Newsable•
6d ago
Carol was told her breathlessness and 'funny turns' were due to anxiety. Then a cardiologist revealed she had a form of heart disease that affects millions over 65
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Carol was told her breathlessness and 'funny turns' were due to anxiety. Then a cardiologist revealed she had a form of heart disease that affects millions over 65

With a packed social calendar that included swimming, fencing and Judo, Carol Eastley, 75, was fitter than her years. But when she collapsed at sewing club, she knew something was wrong.

Mail Online•
6d ago
SynergenX Expands New Brand with Southwest San Antonio Relocation
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SynergenX Expands New Brand with Southwest San Antonio Relocation

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SynergenX Health, the largest specialized testosterone and hormone replacement therapy clinic chain in Texas, is continuing the transformation of its established Low T Center network with the relocation and grand opening of SynergenX Southwest San Antonio, marking another milestone in the rollout of the company’s new, expanded brand. The transition from Low T Center to SynergenX represents more than a new name. After years of building expertise and recognition in t

Businesswire•
6d ago

Re: Management of paracetamol (acetaminophen) toxicity

Agreement: I Agree Body: Dear Editor Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) is an effective, mild analgesic, antipyretic agent and probably the most widely used drug in the world because of its low cost and easy availability. The most important complication of a major overdose of paracetamol is paracetamol induced liver disease(PILD) and Acute renal failure in very small proportion, but only a small minority of patients are at risk. Some 25 years ago before effective antidotal therapy became generally avai

Bmj•
Sep 24, 2026

Can HRT prevent dementia? What the latest research tells us

A study has raised a question that many women would understandably want answered: could hormone replacement therapy (HRT) protect against dementia? The research found that women who had used HRT were less likely to receive a dementia diagnosis during follow-up, particularly if they had undergone surgery involving their reproductive organs. But the results do not establish that HRT caused the difference. The researchers analysed data from 183,450 postmenopausal women in the

Tolerance Canada•
Sep 24, 2026
Study Reveals Strong Two-Way Association Between Sleep Disturbances and Depression in Medical Students
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Study Reveals Strong Two-Way Association Between Sleep Disturbances and Depression in Medical Students

A recent cross-sectional study published in the Indian Journal of Private Psychiatry in June 2026 highlights how academic stress drives a mental health crisis among medical students. It reveals a...

Business Medical Dialogues•
Sep 24, 2026

A different kind of long lunch

Forget the cocktails and canapés, this long lunch is all about mental health and well-being and supporting local charities.

Riverine Herald•
Sep 24, 2026
Yallingup Wellness Expo returns to Caves House in November, with proceeds donated to mental health services
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Yallingup Wellness Expo returns to Caves House in November, with proceeds donated to mental health services

A celebration of wellness returns to Yallingup in November, with all net proceeds donated to mental health services Radiance Network South West and Busselton Community Safe Space.

The West•
Sep 24, 2026
Could quitting ultra-processed food boost mental health?
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Could quitting ultra-processed food boost mental health?

A preliminary study led by UC San Francisco adds to growing evidence that reducing ultra-processed food may improve symptoms of depression. Published in JAMA Psychiatry, the study is believed to be the first to compare symptoms in people with depression before and after they switched from their regular ultra-processed diet to healthier food.

Medical Xpress•
Sep 23, 2026
New Study: Girls' Mental Health Problems Have Tripled
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New Study: Girls' Mental Health Problems Have Tripled

A longitudinal study from Lund University in Sweden shows that mental health problems have increased sharply among lower secondary school students

Mirage News•
Sep 23, 2026
Research Unveils Success of Incisionless Liver Cancer Therapy
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Research Unveils Success of Incisionless Liver Cancer Therapy

UVA Health researchers have reviewed patient outcomes from a new, noninvasive way to treat liver tumors called histotripsy and concluded that while

Mirage News•
Sep 23, 2026
Penn Medicine at 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting
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Penn Medicine at 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting

PHILADELPHIA – Leading experts in radiation therapy from the Abramson Cancer Center (ACC) of the University of Pennsylvania and Penn's Perelman

Mirage News•
Sep 23, 2026
The clever approach one Aussie business is taking to tackle ring anxiety: Meet Something Borrowed
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The clever approach one Aussie business is taking to tackle ring anxiety: Meet Something Borrowed

Propose with a ring and choose the real deal later? Yes please.

7news•
Sep 23, 2026
Kentville, N.S., mayor says addiction, vandalism becoming problems in town
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Kentville, N.S., mayor says addiction, vandalism becoming problems in town

Kentville, N.S., Mayor Andrew Zebian is raising concerns about homelessness, mental health issues, addictions and vandalism in the town.

Ctv News•
Sep 23, 2026
Canadian Mental Health Association
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Canadian Mental Health Association

Canadian Mental Health Association

Fort Frances Times•
Sep 23, 2026

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