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A nationwide analysis of Brazil's Unified Health System found that only 17 percent of an estimated 126,587 people eligible for...
A prospective Korean cohort study found that poor or worsening lifestyle patterns were linked to higher epigenetic age acceleration over...
A longitudinal analysis of two ageing cohorts found that the crude link between low socioeconomic status and incident osteoporosis in...
An 11-year linked cohort in South Africa's Western Cape found that people who lived with a household contact with symptomatic...
A prospective community-based cohort study in Yulin, China, found that the TyG-CVAI index outperformed nine other TyG-derived indices in predicting...
A new editorial argues that treatment disengagement, care inequalities and stigma remain the central barriers to improving HIV outcomes worldwide.
Interviews with 19 Canadian public health physicians and residents identified individual and system-level drivers of pandemic-era burnout and four strategies...
A prospective cohort of Colombian medical students found that cardiovascular health scores fell between enrollment and clinical training, though nearly...
A new study reports modest but statistically significant associations between deep learning-derived retinal vascular traits and serum lipid subclasses in...
A cohort study of 16,324 older adults found incident herpes zoster associated with faster annual decline in global cognitive scores,...
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