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Simone Kelly, a 24-year-old pre-med volunteer EMT, had left her own Narcan at home that day but administered a dose provided by the crowd.
EchoNext, trained on more than 700,000 patient records, can flag six structural heart conditions before symptoms appear.
A new review finds that women of reproductive age with cancer are frequently not informed about or offered options to preserve their fertility before treatment begins.
Seniors prescribed sedating medications after a hospital stay face a higher chance of serious falls in the weeks that follow, according to a new review.
New research shows tirzepatide may cut major cardiac complications by 30% in certain heart patients, but stopping the drug appears to reverse those benefits.
Aging National Service conscripts, known as Nashos, say equal access does not account for their unique service history and deteriorating health needs.
The oral drug infigratinib was tested in children living with achondroplasia, a genetic condition that is the most common cause of short-limbed dwarfism.
The outage affected crisis lines in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties, which together cover a large share of Oregon's population.
The record number of referrals represents a sharp increase that health officials say the system is struggling to absorb.
Researchers at City of Hope found that aging triggers a new type of stem cell that supercharges the creation of new fat cells around the midsection.
A study of more than 117,000 women found the benefits increased further when strength training was paired with 150 minutes of weekly aerobic exercise.
A new bibliometric study covering 909 published papers finds China and the United States led global research output on cancer muscle pain management over the past decade.
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