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  • What can we do about ‘Disease X’?

    What can we do about ‘Disease X’?

    Since February this year, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and Director of China’s National Bureau for Disease Control and Prevention Wang Hesheng have said that “Disease X” caused by an unknown pathogen is difficult to avoid, and we should prepare for and respond...
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  • Thyroid Cancer

    Thyroid Cancer

    About 1.2% of people will be diagnosed with thyroid cancer during their lifetime. In the past 40 years, due to the widespread use of imaging and the introduction of fine needle puncture biopsy, the detection rate of thyroid cancer has increased significantly, and the incidence of thyroid cancer h...
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  • 10 babies had blackened faces, hands and feet

    10 babies had blackened faces, hands and feet

    Recently, a newsletter article from Gunma University School of Medicine in Japan reported that a hospital caused cyanosis in a number of newborns due to tap water pollution. The study suggests that even filtered water can be inadvertently contaminated and that babies are more likely to develop me...
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  • N-acetyl-l-leucine: New hope for neurodegenerative diseases

    N-acetyl-l-leucine: New hope for neurodegenerative diseases

    Although relatively rare, the overall incidence of lysosomal storage is about 1 in every 5,000 live births. In addition, of the nearly 70 known lysosomal storage disorders, 70% affect the central nervous system. These single-gene disorders cause lysosomal dysfunction, resulting in metabolic insta...
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  • Heart failure defibrillation study

    Heart failure defibrillation study

    The main causes of death from heart disease include heart failure and malignant arrhythmias caused by ventricular fibrillation. Results from the RAFT trial, published in NEJM in 2010, showed that the combination of an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) plus optimal drug therapy with car...
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  • Oral Simnotrelvir for Adult Patients with Mild-to-Moderate Covid-19

    Oral Simnotrelvir for Adult Patients with Mild-to-Moderate Covid-19

    Today, a Chinese self-developed placebo-controlled small molecule drug, Zenotevir, is on the board. NEJM> . This study, published after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and the epidemic has entered the new normal epidemic stage, reveals the tortuous clinical research process of the drug la...
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  • The WHO recommends that pregnant women take 1000-1500mg of calcium

    The WHO recommends that pregnant women take 1000-1500mg of calcium

    High blood pressure during pregnancy can lead to eclampsia and preterm birth and is a major cause of maternal and neonatal morbidity and death. As an important public health measure, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that pregnant women with inadequate dietary calcium supplements sup...
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  • New treatments for Alzheimer’s disease

    New treatments for Alzheimer’s disease

    Alzheimer’s disease, the most common case of the elderly, has plagued most people. One of the challenges in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease is that the delivery of therapeutic drugs to brain tissue is limited by the blood-brain barrier. The study found that MRI-guided low-intensi...
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  • AI Medical Research 2023

    AI Medical Research 2023

    Since IBM Watson began in 2007, humans have been continuously pursuing the development of medical artificial intelligence (AI). A usable and powerful medical AI system has enormous potential to reshape all aspects of modern medicine, enabling smarter, more accurate, efficient, and inclusive care,...
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  • What are the normative options in oncology clinical trials?

    What are the normative options in oncology clinical trials?

    In oncology research, compound outcome measures, such as progression-free survival (PFS) and disease-free survival (DFS), are increasingly replacing the traditional endpoints of overall survival (OS) and have become a key trial basis for drug approval by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ...
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  • The flu comes,the vaccine protects

    The flu comes,the vaccine protects

    Seasonal epidemics of influenza cause between 290,000 and 650,000 respiratory disease-related deaths worldwide each year. The country is experiencing a serious flu pandemic this winter after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Influenza vaccine is the most effective way to prevent influenza, but th...
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  • Multi-nuclear magnetic resonance

    Multi-nuclear magnetic resonance

    At present, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is developing from traditional structural imaging and functional imaging to molecular imaging. Multi-nuclear MR Can obtain a variety of metabolite information in the human body, while maintaining spatial resolution, improve the specificity of the detec...
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  • Ventilators might cause pneumonia?

    Ventilators might cause pneumonia?

    Nosocomial pneumonia is the most common and serious nosocomial infection, of which ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) accounts for 40%. VAP caused by refractory pathogens is still a difficult clinical problem. For years, guidelines have recommended a range of interventions (such as targeted se...
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  • MEDICA in 2023

    MEDICA in 2023

    After four days of business, MEDICA and COMPAMED in Düsseldorf delivered impressive confirmation that they are excellent platforms for the worldwide medical technology business and the top-level exchange of expert knowledge. “Contributing factors were the strong appeal to international visitors, ...
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  • For Medical Progress,Taking tissue from healthy body?

    For Medical Progress,Taking tissue from healthy body?

    Can tissue samples be collected from healthy people to advance medical progress? How to strike a balance between scientific objectives, potential risks, and the interests of participants? In response to the call for precision medicine, some clinical and basic scientists have shifted from assessin...
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  • COVID-19 during pregnancy, fetal visceral inversion?

    COVID-19 during pregnancy, fetal visceral inversion?

    Splanchnic inversion (including total splanchnic inversion [dextrocardia] and partial splanchnic inversion [levocardia]) is a rare congenital developmental abnormality in which the direction of splanchnic distribution in patients is opposite to that of normal people. We observed a significant in...
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  • The 88th China International Medical Equirement Fair

    The 88th China International Medical Equirement Fair

    On October 31, the 88th China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF), which lasted for four days, came to a perfect end. Nearly 4,000 exhibitors with tens of thousands of high-end products appeared on the same stage, attracting 172,823 professionals from more than 130 countries and regions. ...
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  • COVID-19 End!The cost of saving life exceeds the benefits?

    COVID-19 End!The cost of saving life exceeds the benefits?

    On April 10, 2023, U.S. President Joe Biden signed a bill officially ending the COVID-19 “national emergency” in the United States. One month later, COVID-19 no longer constitutes a “public health Emergency of International concern.” In September 2022, Biden said the ̶...
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  • Nobel Prize in Medical Physiology: Inventor of mRNA vaccines

    Nobel Prize in Medical Physiology: Inventor of mRNA vaccines

    The job of making a vaccine is often described as thankless. In the words of Bill Foege, one of the world’s greatest public health physicians, “No one will thank you for saving them from a disease they never knew they had.” But public health physicians argue that the return on i...
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  • Loosening the Shackles of Depression

    Loosening the Shackles of Depression

    As career challenges, relationship problems, and social pressures mount, depression may persist. For patients treated with antidepressants for the first time, fewer than half achieve sustained remission. Guidelines on how to choose a drug after a second antidepressant treatment fails differ, sugg...
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