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This weeks’ Key Highlights of null science

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A new study found that people with heart failure have a slightly higher chance of developing cancer, and those with both conditions have a very high death rate, around 14-28% per year.
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A new AI technique can create multiple high-quality brain scan images from a single MRI scan, potentially making scans faster and more comfortable for patients with neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis.
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A study in mice suggests that a specific type of immune cell, called T cells, becomes active immediately after a knee injury, and this early activity may be linked to long-term arthritis risk.
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A new “PREDICT-STEMI” scoring tool uses seven patient factors to accurately predict long-term death risk after a severe heart attack, helping doctors make better treatment decisions.
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