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New Study in Nature Medicine Shows Novel Neuroprotective Drug Candidate Meets Primary Endpoint in Patients with Mild to Moderate Alzheimer s Disease

New Study in Nature Medicine Shows Novel Neuroprotective Drug Candidate Meets Primary Endpoint in Patients with Mild to Moderate Alzheimer s Disease
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What We re Reading: Drug Price Savings; Telehealth Abortion Pill Prescriptions; Patient Discrimination

Medicare beneficiaries are beginning to see the first savings from the Inflation Reduction Act; abortion pills prescribed to patients via telehealth and the mail are safe; nearly half of health care workers have witnessed racism or discrimination in their workplace.

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Study: Short, Intense Workouts May Lower Your Cancer Risk

Just 4.5 minutes of vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity (VILPA) can lower your cancer risk, a study finds. Here are the exercises to do.

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Life Expectancy and Causes of Death Differ Dramatically Across Cities in Latin America | Urban Health Network for Latin America and the Caribean

Life Expectancy and Causes of Death Differ Dramatically Across Cities in Latin America Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, January 25, 2021 PRESS RELEASE Nature Medicinefound that the life expectancies of Latin American city dwellers depend on which city they live in, so much so that a difference of nearly 14 years in life expectancy exists when comparing cities in the region. The publication also highlights the differences in the causes of death across these cities. This research from the Salud Urbana en América Latina (SALURBAL) project highlights pronounced variability in lifespans across 363 cities in 9 countries of the region. According to the study, average life expectancy among women living in these cities can vary by more than 8 years (from 74.4 years to 82.7 years), and nearly 14 years among men (from 63.5 years to 77.4 years).

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