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Easing the Pain of Thoracoscopy

July 17, 2026

Pleural disease is a complex area of respiratory medicine. Doctors often have to use specialized procedures to diagnose and treat it. One such procedure is called local anaesthetic thoracoscopy, or LAT for short. It's used when there's fluid buildup in the lungs and they can't figure out why. The pr

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Brain Damage in Rare Childhood Condition

July 17, 2026

Kids with a rare brain condition called opsoclonus-myoclonus-ataxia syndrome can experience permanent damage to their cerebellum, a part of the brain that controls movement and balance. This damage, known as cerebellar atrophy, can happen when the condition goes untreated or isn't caught early. Rese

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Physical Activity in Mental Health Training Lags Behind

July 17, 2026

In Aotearoa New Zealand, the connection between physical activity and mental wellbeing is clear, but its application in healthcare settings is limited. A recent survey of educators who teach future mental health professionals reveals a gap in training. The survey involved 90 educators from vario

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Mindfulness Training for a Healthier Life

July 17, 2026

Schizophrenia affects millions of people worldwide, often making everyday life a challenge. A recent study explored a new approach to help individuals with schizophrenia: mindfulness training. This type of training focuses on being present in the moment and letting go of negative thoughts. The goal

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Unwrapping the Secrets of Plant-Rich Foods

July 17, 2026

Researchers have been trying to figure out what makes people choose plant-rich foods over other options. A recent study combined several theories to understand how different factors influence consumers' decisions to buy and eat healthier foods. The study looked at seven key variables: how consumer

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Finding the Best Fit for Frozen Embryo Transfers

July 17, 2026

When it comes to frozen embryo transfers, experts are trying to figure out the best way to make it work. They want to make sure the process is safe and effective for everyone involved. A group of scientists got together to come up with some guidelines. They used a special method called Delphi-consen

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Exercise for Better Sleep in Breast Cancer Patients

July 17, 2026

Breast cancer patients often struggle with sleep. Researchers have been looking into how different types of exercise can help. They checked out a bunch of studies to see what works best. The researchers found 39 studies with over 4,000 participants. They compared different exercise types to see ho

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Sleep Woes in Little Ones

July 17, 2026

Many young children struggle with sleep. In fact, over a third of preschoolers have trouble sleeping. Researchers looked into the sleep patterns of 1287 children in Cantabria, Spain. They found that 36.22% of these children had sleep problems. The study showed that premature babies were more likel

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Relics in the Digital Age

July 17, 2026

They say that to truly understand something, you have to experience it firsthand. But what happens when the thing you want to experience is a relic from the past? These objects hold great significance, but they can be fragile and difficult to preserve. That's where technology comes in. By combining

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The End of an Era: Beloved Artist Moves On

July 16, 2026

For over a decade, Michael Reyes, known to fans as Mr. Eyes, has been the creative force behind the unique branding of Gideon's Bakehouse. His quirky style and imaginative designs have captured the hearts of many. On a personal note, Reyes recently announced his departure from the company, leaving f

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