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A study in China found a significant prevalence of dual use of traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes among adult smokers aged 20–69 years. This pattern of use is a major public health concern as it may undermine efforts to reduce overall tobacco harm and complicates cessation strategies.
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A clinical trial showed that oral rehydration therapy is effective for treating children with severe malnutrition who also have moderate or severe dehydration. This finding is crucial as it provides a safe, scalable, and potentially life-saving treatment option for a vulnerable population in resource-limited settings.
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Researchers identified that an orphan receptor called GPR84 plays a key role in driving the harmful inflammation seen in Buruli ulcer, a neglected tropical skin disease. Understanding this trigger opens the door for developing new anti-inflammatory treatments that could stop the severe tissue damage caused by this infection.
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