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Australians living with cancer are increasingly being asked a simple but powerful question: How are you? A study led by Flinders University and Flinders Medical Center describes how clinicians routinely listening to cancer patients about their symptoms, well-being and quality of life can transform cancer care.
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Japan’s household spending unexpectedly fell by the most since 2020, highlighting persistent weakness in consumption, even as the Bank of Japan grows more confident that inflation has become…
A new treatment approach could help people with an aggressive form of bladder cancer live longer and reduce the chances of their cancer returning or progressing, particularly those who cannot receive…
Patients who survive cardiogenic shock after a heart attack are among the highest-risk patients and have a significant risk of developing heart failure.
Millions of children are losing SNAP benefits as major changes to Medicaid are set to take effect.
A major review of more than 2 million people has found current smokers face a higher risk of dementia, with researchers calling for brain health to feature more prominently in antismoking campaigns.
The Food and Drug Administration is adding a new warning about possible rare cases of vision loss reported with GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and other brands.
