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- African American children may benefit from different asthma treatments. ... Asthma Asthma medicine may not be one size fits all New study focuses on treatment options for African American kids The symptoms are ...
- Older Hispanic American adults may be at higher risk for developing pain, frailty, and poor health. ... Pain Older Hispanic adults may be more prone to frailty Risk factors include diabetes, obesity, and disability Pain is one of the most common and ...
- If approved, a new drug may delay or even prevent the development of type 1 diabetes. ... Type 1 Diabetes New drug may slow or prevent type 1 diabetes Clinical trial finds good outcomes for at-risk individuals A recent study has found that ...
- Our eyes may also help give researchers insight into stroke and future stroke treatment. ... Stroke Eyes may be 'windows to the brain' in stroke patients Our eyes can tell us a lot about our health. ...
- Adolescents who don't get enough sleep may have higher blood pressure and bigger waistlines than their well-rested peers, finds an NIH-supported study.
- Multiple Sclerosis New NIH study may help predict those at risk for severe MS Dark-rimmed spots in the brain may signal a severe form of the disease Researchers ...
- Diets Diets rich in fish and vegetables may boost your brain power Foods in Mediterranean diet may contribute to slower decline as we age Kale and salmon, anyone? The foods you ...
- Air Pollution Pregnant women may want to avoid air pollution in days before delivery NIH study suggests potential link to increased NICU admissions Air pollution ...
- By inhaling high levels of humidity, mask-wearers may increase their protection against COVID-19 and other ... to wear a mask Humidity levels in mask may help delay, prevent infection We know that when ...
- ... study finds that immune cells from previous colds may help the body fight SARS-CoV-2. ... body to fight COVID-19? Your immune system may learn from similar viruses The common cold is ...
