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Scurvy may be re-emerging amid cost of living crisis and rise of weight loss surgery

Breakdancers may risk ‘headspin hole’ caused by repetitive headspins, doctors warn

Global prevalence of short-sightedness in children and teens set to top 740 million cases by 2050

No major concerns about risks to offspring for would-be dads taking epilepsy meds

Lack of purpose and personal growth may precede mild cognitive impairment

Little evidence to back widespread prescribing of mood-altering drugs to children for mental health issues

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Few UK people likely to be suitable for new Alzheimer’s drugs when they come on stream

Fentanyl inhalation may cause potentially irreversible brain damage, warn doctors

Sex-specific panel of 10 proteins can pick up 18 different early stage cancers

AI able to predict if and when people at high risk progress to glaucoma

Tai Chi may curb Parkinson’s disease symptoms and complications for several years

ChatGPT may be better than doctors at evidence-based management of clinical depression

Stem cell therapy can safely slow progression of relapsing-remitting MS

Global surge in cancers among the under 50s over past three decades

Patient aggression towards doctors’ receptionists “serious safety concern”

Aggression towards doctors’ receptionists “serious safety concern”

Any regular physical activity at any age linked to better brain function

Lack of sleep during teenage years may heighten subsequent MS risk

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