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7 Signs of PMOS You Can Have at a Normal Weight

When people hear PMOS, formerly known as PCOS, they often imagine weight gain, difficulty losing weight or obesity. But that picture is incomplete. A woman can have a normal BMI and still have PMOS. The condition affects hormones, metabolism and reproductive health, so body weight alone cannot tell you whether…

MyLifeXP · Sep 4

Omega 3 and Low Dose Aspirin Matched Antibiotics for Severe Gum Disease in a Year Long Trial

In a 109 patient trial, omega 3 plus low dose aspirin matched antibiotics for severe gum disease, with 57.7 percent versus 58 percent hitting the goal.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

An Oral BTK Pill Cut Relapses in Two Phase Three MS Trials With Full Data Still Unreleased

Novartis says remibrutinib beat teriflunomide on relapse rates in two Phase 3 MS trials, but has not released the underlying numbers.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Michael J Fox cracks jokes in rare video appearance with Harrison Ford

Michael J Fox cracked jokes with Harrison Ford in a new video featuring guidance on how to support loved ones with Parkinson's disease.

The Independent UK · Sep 3

Federal Regulators Cite an Arizona Stem Cell Company Over Sterility Failures and Claims Aimed at Desperate Patients

FDA warned an Arizona firm over unapproved umbilical cord products marketed for autism and ALS, citing unvalidated sterility processes.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

In the 1980s, conservationists protected gorilla habitat across 3 countries despite poaching and disease. 46 years later, about 1,000 mountain gorillas still survive in forests

Mountain gorilla numbers are steadily increasing due to dedicated conservation efforts. These efforts have helped the species recover from severe threats and near extinction. Restoration projects are vital for protecting endangered species and their habitats. The mountain gorilla population, though growing, still requires significant protection. Continued habitat management ensures the…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Early Remdesivir Tracked with About 25 Percent Lower Death Risk in Hospitalized Patients with Kidney Disease

A claims-based study of 27,000 hospitalized COVID patients links early remdesivir to lower 28-day death risk. Gilead helped conduct the research.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

A 76 Year Old with Stage 4 Cancer Has Missed Two Oncology Appointments Since ICE Detained Him

Loreto Javar, 76, has stage 4 prostate cancer and missed two oncology appointments while in ICE detention. Why interrupted cancer care carries real risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Colorado Spent Two Months Trying to Investigate a Tuberculosis Case Inside an ICE Facility Before Suing

Court filings show Colorado officials were blocked from a TB investigation at the Aurora ICE facility for over two months before the state sued.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Bluetongue crisis spreads as government accused of being ‘asleep at the wheel’

Government figures show that 795 cases of the disease have been recorded across the UK in the 2026/27 season

The Independent UK · Sep 3