Excessive Sugar: A Main Contributor to Periodontal Disease
Oral dysbiosis is another significant consequence of too much sugar in the diet.
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Protein Degraders Key to Treating “Undruggable” Diseases
MZ1 may help in the treatment of certain cancers and neurodegenerative disorders.
Study: COVID Can Cause Long-term Cardiovascular Complications
This virus significantly increases long-term cardiovascular risks, including heart attack and stroke.
Caffeine Intake Alleviates Endothelial Dysfunction in Lupus Patients
Caffeine, especially in coffee, can improve cell function in this life-threatening autoimmune condition.
Malaria Carrying Ticks May Also be Spreading Babesiosis
With tick-borne diseases on the rise, researchers draw attention to the possibility of ticks carrying multiple bacteria-induced illnesses.
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Pregnancy Complications
Artificial sweeteners may help reduce sugar intake, but too much can lead to health issues over time.
The Med Diet: A Simple, Effective Way to Support Heart Health
Following a Mediterranean diet can significantly lower the risk of heart failure.
Marginalized Teens with Injuries More Likely to be Drug Tested
Study uncovers racial disparities in substance use screenings for adolescents with traumatic injuries.
Study Focuses on Role of CDK12 Loss in Prostate Cancer
An orally administered CDK12/CDK13 degrader was found to slow down the destruction of cancerous cells, improving patient outcomes.
Hospital Addiction Resources Vital for Female Endocarditis Patients
Proactively addressing drug injection issues during treatment can help prevent relapse and fatalities.