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Concussion History Linked to Higher Tinnitus Risk, Study Finds
A study published in Sports Medicine Open (June 2026) found that greater concussion symptom history is associated with elevated odds…
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Most Brazilian Children with Disabling Musculoskeletal Pain Recover Within a Year, Study Shows
A prospective cohort study of Brazilian children found that 86% with disabling musculoskeletal pain—a condition affecting 3 in 10 youth—recovered…
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Preoperative Exercise Improves Recovery in Elderly Spinal Fusion Patients, New Trial Shows
A randomized controlled trial shows that preoperative exercise programs—prehabilitation—significantly reduce postoperative complications and accelerate recovery…
The Sandwich Generation: Balancing Child and Elder Care in Modern Healthcare
The sandwich generation—adults balancing childcare and elder care—faces mounting stress and fragmented support systems. Healthcare…
England’s Euro 2024 Match Days Saw 17,000 Fewer A&E Visits — Why That Matters for Health Planning
Analysis of NHS accident and emergency data from Euro 2024 reveals just under 17,000 fewer…
UK Regulators Issue Warning on Unlicensed Weight-Loss Drugs and False Marketing Claims
UK regulators have issued a joint warning against businesses promoting unlicensed weight-loss medicines and newly…
Eight Common Food Additives Linked to Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease in Large Cohort Study
A prospective cohort study of more than 112,000 participants identified eight common food preservatives associated…