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Physical Activity Improves Neurocognitive Function in People with Schizophrenia

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A group of researchers in Japan performed a longitudinal study to measure the effects of physical activity on various neurocognitive indicators in people diagnosed...

Misdiagnosing Celiac Disease for Other Causes of Gluten Sensitivity

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Non-celiac gluten sensitivity conditions and wheat allergies mimic symptoms experienced by individuals with celiac disease. This imitation has led to incorrect diagnoses and management...

Connection Between Hypermetabolism, Wasting Disease, and Cancer Survival

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Recent research finds a correlation between hypermetabolism (abnormally high metabolism) with cachexia, a wasting disease that is a major cause of death in cancer...

How Effective Are Heart Failure Medications?

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Pharmacological treatment for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is a complex process. Novel drugs have promising results.   Heart failure (HF) has been considered a...
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