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She’s Trying to Stay Ahead of Alzheimer’s, in a Race to the Death
In the Netherlands, doctors and dementia patients must negotiate a fine line: Assisted death for those without capacity is legal, but doctors won’t do it.
Read MoreNHS faces £5.7bn bill for patching up hospitals before demolishing them
Delaying rebuilding programme in England to save money in short term requires costly repairs to keep sites safeThe repairs bill at 18 crumbling hospitals is set to soar to £5.
Read More‘DIY swab kits? It’s better than doing nothing’: the controversial scheme to tackle rape on campus
We join volunteers in Bristol as they hand out DNA test kits they say can empower victims and deter perpetrators … and hear from critics who call the project recklessOn a bitingly cold Tuesday, amba
Read MoreTrump administration lays off FDA employees
The cuts are part of a purge of 5,200 probationary workers across federal health agencies that started Friday.
Read MoreHow Were Cholesterol and Glaucoma Linked?
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Read More‘It can be really frightening’: knowing the common signs that a loved one is dying can help in their final days
Death is confronting, heartbreaking and unpredictable – information and open discussions can make a difficult experience more meaningful My mum died on a summer’s morning.
Read MoreNot-So-Benign TIAs? Impact of Remnant Cholesterol
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Read MoreREMS for Clozapine Must Go
(MedPage Today) -- In the U.S., schizophrenia remains one of the most severe and debilitating mental health conditions, with effective treatment often out of reach for those who need them most.
Read MoreFirst patient in UK tests new treatment for loss of sense of smell
Chrissi Kelly, who says anosmia is a ‘like a bereavement’, is trialling a simple procedure that could help those who lost sense of smell during Covid or other viral infections Smell loss was a de
Read MoreTexas Judge Fines New York Doc for Prescribing Abortion Pills to Dallas-Area Woman
(MedPage Today) -- A Texas judge on Thursday ordered a New York doctor to pay more than $100,000 in penalties for prescribing abortion pills to a woman near Dallas, a ruling that could test "shield l
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