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How Well Are You Aging? Your Voice Has Clues (opens the original)
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When you think about how quickly you’re aging, sun-damaged skin or creaky joints may be the first things to come to mind. But a new study suggests that voice changes may also reveal clues about how well and how fast you’re aging. “We already knew that voices change with age and that certain speech patterns appear in diseases like dementia,” says James Alrassi, MD, an instructor in otolaryngology and head and neck surgery at Harvard Medical School in Boston, who was not involved in the study. “Wh
Insomnia Tied to Stroke Risk in Major New Research Review (opens the original)
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People who consistently struggle to sleep at night may face a greater likelihood of serious issues related to brain health and mental health, according to a large new review of the evidence. “Insomnia deserves attention as a warning sign of the status of brain and mental health,” says lead author Luca Vignatelli, MD, PhD, a researcher at IRCCS Istituto delle Scienze Neurologiche di Bologna in Italy. The findings show a link not just between insomnia and stroke but also between insomnia and demen
Mini-Stroke Linked to Increased Dementia Risk (opens the original)
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When clinicians care for people who’ve had a TIA, their focus is typically on lowering the risk of a subsequent full-blown stroke, particularly in the days and weeks afterward, says the lead study author, Raed Joundi, MD, DPhil, a stroke neurologist, an assistant professor at McMaster University, and an investigator at the Population Health Research Institute in Hamilton, Ontario. But helping patients avoid long-term cognitive issues should be an additional priority, the study suggests. “What we
Why Do Nonsmokers Get Lung Cancer? Rare Genetic Mutation Spikes Risk 60-Fold (opens the original)
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“It really does significantly increase the risk of someone developing lung cancer, much more than smoking does,” says Sarah Goldberg, MD, MPH, a thoracic oncologist at Yale Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, who wasn’t involved in the study. “It doesn’t seem to increase the risk of any other cancer,” says Dr. Goldberg. “It really is something specific about this mutation.” For the new study, researchers analyzed data from more than 3.3 million people who sent off a DNA sample to the ancestry an
Gloria Steinem, Feminist Icon and Champion of Reproductive Choice, Dies at 92 (opens the original)
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Gloria Steinem, the activist and journalist who helped transform the modern women’s movement and made reproductive freedom central to the fight for equality, has died at age 92. A physician named John Sharpe confirmed the pregnancy, provided one of the signatures required for the procedure, and referred her to another doctor, a woman, who performed the abortion. Steinem later dedicated her 2015 memoir, My Life on the Road, to Sharpe. Steinem also chose not to have children, a decision she said s
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