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- Sep 30, 2026
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Frequent Cannabis Use Tied to Greater Seizure Burden in DRE (opens the original)
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Frequent cannabis use in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) experienced more severe seizures and required more antiseizure medications (ASMs) than their counterparts who did not use cannabis. Results of a small retrospective study of 64 adults with DRE showed those who used cannabis at least 20 d/mo had focal to bilateral tonic-clonic seizures (FBTCSs) — which start in one area of the brain and spread to cause full-body convulsions — were much more common than in nonusers (90.9% vs 57.1
Macromastia Linked to Risk for Chronic Migraine, Neck Pain (opens the original)
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Risk for chronic migraine, pain, and sleep problems is significantly higher in women with enlarged breast tissue due to macromastia than in women without the condition, a new study showed. Macromastia, also called breast hypertrophy, is marked by the abnormal, excessive enlargement of one or both breasts that is disproportionate to an individual’s body frame. In a cross-sectional analysis of nearly 700 women, those with macromastia were 40% more likely to have chronic migraine, 54% more likely t
Is Social Media Overselling Alzheimerâs Blood Testing? (opens the original)
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Social media posts about Alzheimer’s disease (AD) blood tests frequently promote the tests as a way to detect the disease before symptoms develop, while providing little information about potential harms or the limitations of testing in asymptomatic people, a new study showed. Researchers analyzed posts about blood tests for AD and dementia shared on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok that collectively reached more than 114 million followers over a period of 11 years. More than one third of the pos
Lower Spinal Bone Density Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline (opens the original)
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Lower bone density in the spine is associated with faster cognitive decline and changes in brain white matter, especially in people with diabetes, a new longitudinal analysis showed. Using a deep learning model to assess clinical imaging data of over 700 older adults, researchers found that lower vertebral bone mineral density (vBMD) in the thoracic vertebrae was associated with faster decline in global cognition over approximately 5 years. Lower vBMD was also associated with faster accumulation
Adding IVIG to Prednisone Boosts Outcomes in IIMs (opens the original)
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Adding intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) to high-dose prednisone was associated with greater symptom improvement than prednisone alone in adults with newly diagnosed idiopathic inflammatory myopathies (IIMs), a small clinical trial showed. Patients receiving add-on IVIG also responded more quickly, with 91% of those achieving at least moderate improvement by week 12 compared with 53% of those who received placebo. The IVIG group also achieved a moderate response in just 4 weeks compared with 12
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