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The Mayo Clinic and Microsoft have recently announced a strategic collaboration to develop and deploy a frontier AI model designed specifically for healthcare.

The collaboration combines Mayo Clinic’s global healthcare expertise, de-identified clinical health data and longitudinal insights with Microsoft’s advanced AI, cloud, engineering and superin...


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Fresh concerns have been raised over the long-term use of antidepressants, with a new summary of evidence revealing limited benefits and higher health risks, prompting calls for treatment reviews every six months.

Researchers from Adelaide University and The University of Queensland were involved in the clinical overview, which has...


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Some of the most powerful interventions to slow or improve frailty are also the most ordinary: regular movement, adequate nutrition and meaningful social connection.

It almost sounds too simple for a condition now recognised as one of the strongest predictors of hospitalisation, , disability, poor recovery from illness or surg...


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Chronic stress, ageing, cardiovascular disease and depression have all been individually linked to higher dementia risk, and now a new review of published studies suggests they may be connected by a shared thread.

In recent years, advances in dementia research have allowed scientists to identify many different aspects of our lives ...


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Anxiety can cause a number of physical symptoms, including shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, muscle tension, and sweating, but it can also trigger gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms.

“There’s quite a bit of evidence that anxiety, worry, and stress can play a major role when it comes to gastrointestinal function,” says Ashkan Farhadi, MD, a gas...


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