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Brain changes seen in lifetime cannabis users may not be causal

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

Lower diligence level linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk in type 2 diabetes

Ability to cope well with adversity in older age linked to lower death risk

IBS following gastroenteritis may last 4+ years in around half of those affected

Healthy lifestyle may offset effects of life-shortening genes by 60%+

Adopting healthy lifestyle strongly linked to lower irritable bowel syndrome risk

High quality diet in early life may curb subsequent inflammatory bowel disease risk

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

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

Flawed body of research indicates true ‘long covid’ risk likely exaggerated

Turmeric may be as good for treating indigestion as drug to curb excess stomach acid

Hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) risk factor for serious mental health issues

Certain gut conditions may be early warning signs of Parkinson’s disease

New risk score strongly predicts dementia chances within 14 years

Air pollution linked to higher mental health service use by people with dementia

Bipolar disorder linked to 6-fold heightened risk of early death from external causes

Patient aggression towards doctors’ receptionists “serious safety concern”

Aggression towards doctors’ receptionists “serious safety concern”

Newly developed scoring system can correctly predict suicide risk after self harm

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