Biden’s Surprising Move: Urges DEA to Relax Marijuana Laws in Advance of 2024 Election, Despite Prior Stance as Cannabis Opponent

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the Biden administration has proposed a significant change in federal drug policy by recommending the downgrading of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III substance. Currently classified alongside heroin and other drugs with a high potential for abuse and no medical uses, this move …

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CDC warns that counterfeit pill-related overdoses, including fake Xanax, have doubled since 2021

Health officials have issued a warning about the growing number of Americans dying from overdoses involving counterfeit pills. A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that the proportion of fatal overdoses involving fake tablets has more than doubled from 2019 to 2021. These counterfeit pills, designed to resemble legitimate medications …

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Scientists discover drinking beer can improve gut health

New Study Suggests Moderate Beer Consumption Benefits Gut Health and Boosts Immune System Drinking beer in moderation could have positive effects on gut health and the immune system, according to a recent study. Researchers at Dalian Medical University in China found that the polyphenols, fiber, and ethanol in beer are key ingredients that can supercharge …

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EU health officials urge caution when considering studies linking ultra-processed food to heightened heart attack and stroke risk

Studies suggest that consuming excessive amounts of ultra-processed foods, which are filled with preservatives, sweeteners, and artificial colors, can have serious health consequences. However, experts argue that the term “ultra-processed” is being overused and poorly explained, causing confusion and unnecessary concern. Campaigners recently warned the UK of the potential harm caused by the over-consumption of …

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Persons with undiagnosed dementia miss out on new ‘miracle’ drugs

According to a report, around one-third of dementia patients do not receive a formal diagnosis, which means they would not benefit from breakthrough drugs like lecanemab and donanemab. Currently, only 64% of people in England with dementia have a formal diagnosis, falling short of the government’s target of 67%. Alzheimer’s Research UK highlights the limited …

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Game-Changing AI Implant brings Revolutionary Approach to Tackling Various Illnesses

Game-Changing AI Implant brings Revolutionary Approach to Tackling Various Illnesses

Advancements in medical technology are taking us one step closer to the era of Dr. AI. A team of researchers from MIT and the University of Galway have developed a groundbreaking medical implant that aims to revolutionize the treatment of chronic illnesses like diabetes. This innovative implant, which incorporates artificial intelligence and soft robotics, is …

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Study suggests pill could reduce diabetes rates in over-65s by 15% – Can aspirin be the answer?

Study suggests pill could reduce diabetes rates in over-65s by 15% – Can aspirin be the answer?

Experts suggest that aspirin may be effective in reducing inflammation, a major driving factor of diabetes. However, experts warn that taking aspirin daily can increase the risk of internal bleeding. By Kate Pickles, Health Editor Updated: 23:15 BST, 31 August 2023 New research suggests that taking daily aspirin could help reduce the risk of developing …

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