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Experimental lymphedema drug reduces swelling in clinical trials (opens the original)
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Scientists have inched a step closer to developing a first-of-its-kind drug to treat a chronic swelling condition that affects 10 million Americans. Lymphedema is a chronic condition where fluids build up in the body, typically the arms or legs, causing swelling and skin damage that can make it difficult to move and complete everyday tasks. There is no cure for the condition or medications specifically approved to treat it, leaving patients dependent on massage, compression garments, exercise an
Your voice could reveal how well you're aging, scientists say (opens the original)
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Subtle changes in your voice could reveal your age and how well you're aging, a study has found. An international team of researchers analyzed the voices of nearly 3,000 adults ages 18 to 88 from five countries, including healthy people and those with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Rather than looking at a single property in the participants' voices, the team used a machine learning tool to analyze hundreds of features, including speech rate, pitch, vocabulary and emotion. They
Retiring in your 50s or 60s may double your risk of cognitive decline (opens the original)
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Retiring early is a top goal for millions looking to reduce stress in older age. But a new study suggests that quitting work in your 50s may raise your risk of suffering from cognitive decline. Researchers in New York City tracked 2,400 Americans in their mid-50s for 16 years, analyzing their employment histories and brain function. Women who retired early were found to be almost twice as likely to be classed as having mild cognitive impairment - memory loss or trouble with language and judgment
Eating two slices of deli meat a day tied to 52% higher dementia risk (opens the original)
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Eating just two slices of deli meat a day could raise your risk of dementia, a major new study suggests. Researchers across 26 institutions combed through studies of more than 500,000 people to examine the effects of ultra-processed foods on how the brain ages. In their review, the team found that each additional 25g of processed meat – such as deli meat, bacon and hot dogs – per day was associated with a 44 to 52 percent increased risk of dementia. Twenty-five grams is the equivalent of two sli
Thirteen ill, eight hospitalized after eating raw cheese (opens the original)
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Health officials are warning of a multi-state outbreak of a deadly bacteria linked to raw cheese. The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say that 13 people have been sickened and eight hospitalized after eating the products with E. coli strain O26:H11, which produces Shiga toxins that harm the gut lining and lead to severe stomach cramps, watery or bloody diarrhea, fever and vomiting. There have also been three cases of hemolytic uremic syndrome (HU
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