The risk of experiencing a stroke before the age of 60 may be linked to an individual’s blood type, according to a recent meta-analysis of genetic studies focused on ischemic strokes. This study sheds light on a potential correlation between specific blood types and the occurrence of early-onset strokes, offering insights that could contribute to […]
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In a remarkable convergence of technology and human resilience, brain implants empowered by artificial intelligence are orchestrating a triumphant return of speech for those who have lost their ability to communicate. In a poignant tale of innovation, two studies have emerged as beacons of hope, showcasing how AI-driven brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are enabling individuals once
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When they are found in the right place, blood clots are life savers. Hemophilia, a disorder where the blood doesn’t clot properly, has shortened the lives of many of its victims. Sometimes a clot is found in the wrong place. How can a person tell if they have one? Here are some blood clot symptoms:
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Millions of people each year suffer a stroke. This is a condition that is caused by heart disease that results in a lack of oxygen getting to the brain. However, a recent study has suggested that a stroke can be caused by additional problems in the body. Research Findings Point to Correlation Between Gut Bacteria
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