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Clinic Consultation is a medical institution that offers quality care, outpatient consultations and medical examinations, always valuing good service, in various medical specialties

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Patient-specific ‘avatars’ for pediatric brain cancer are getting more realistic — but they are still mostly research tools
03/31

Patient-specific ‘avatars’ for pediatric brain cancer are getting more realistic — but they are still mostly research tools

Patient-specific ‘avatars’ for pediatric brain cancer are getting more realistic — but they are still mostly research tools In pediatric oncology, few fields make the shortcomings of current medicine as visible as brain cancer. Even with advances in...

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Stopping beta-blockers after a heart attack may be reasonable for some patients — but it is not a blanket rule
03/31

Stopping beta-blockers after a heart attack may be reasonable for some patients — but it is not a blanket rule

Stopping beta-blockers after a heart attack may be reasonable for some patients — but it is not a blanket rule Few drugs have held as established a place in post-heart-attack care as beta-blockers. For years, the logic seemed straightforward: if thes...

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AI may turn fat around the heart into a new cardiovascular risk clue — but for now it looks more like an add-on than a replacement
03/30

AI may turn fat around the heart into a new cardiovascular risk clue — but for now it looks more like an add-on than a replacement

AI may turn fat around the heart into a new cardiovascular risk clue — but for now it looks more like an add-on than a replacement Cardiovascular risk prediction has long relied on a familiar set of ingredients: age, blood pressure, cholesterol, diab...

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A newly described recessive neurodevelopmental disorder may be less rare than expected — but the boldest prevalence claim is not yet supported
03/30

A newly described recessive neurodevelopmental disorder may be less rare than expected — but the boldest prevalence claim is not yet supported

A newly described recessive neurodevelopmental disorder may be less rare than expected — but the boldest prevalence claim is not yet supported Few areas of medicine have changed as quickly in recent years as the genetics of neurodevelopmental disorde...

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X chromosome genes may help explain why autism is diagnosed more often in boys — but the story is far from settled
03/30

X chromosome genes may help explain why autism is diagnosed more often in boys — but the story is far from settled

X chromosome genes may help explain why autism is diagnosed more often in boys — but the story is far from settled The fact that autism is diagnosed more often in boys than in girls is one of the most familiar patterns in neurodevelopmental research,...

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Radiology is under growing pressure to keep specialists — and rising attrition may be the clearest warning sign yet
03/30

Radiology is under growing pressure to keep specialists — and rising attrition may be the clearest warning sign yet

Radiology is under growing pressure to keep specialists — and rising attrition may be the clearest warning sign yet Radiology is often described as one of modern medicine’s quiet foundations. Almost no major clinical pathway works without imaging: em...

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‘Brain-like’ AI may be much less brain-like than the tech narrative suggests
03/30

‘Brain-like’ AI may be much less brain-like than the tech narrative suggests

‘Brain-like’ AI may be much less brain-like than the tech narrative suggests Few phrases carry as much power in artificial intelligence as “brain-inspired” or “brain-like”. They suggest scientific depth, biological credibility and a future in which m...

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Exercising harder may offer extra health benefits in some cases — but the biggest win is still not being inactive
03/30

Exercising harder may offer extra health benefits in some cases — but the biggest win is still not being inactive

Exercising harder may offer extra health benefits in some cases — but the biggest win is still not being inactive Some health headlines sound as though they have solved a complicated debate with one neat phrase. “Exercise harder — not just longer — t...

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Subtle sleep brainwave patterns may offer early clues to dementia risk — but they are not yet a ready-made predictive test
03/29

Subtle sleep brainwave patterns may offer early clues to dementia risk — but they are not yet a ready-made predictive test

Subtle sleep brainwave patterns may offer early clues to dementia risk — but they are not yet a ready-made predictive test For a long time, sleep was mostly viewed as a consequence of brain health: when the brain begins to fail, sleep tends to worsen...

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