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A study found that redeveloping a public housing community with better housing and neighborhood environments was linked to a smaller increase in childhood obesity rates over two years. This suggests that improving living conditions and community spaces can be a powerful tool for tackling childhood obesity in disadvantaged areas.
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Researchers validated a new score that uses pharmacy records to predict a patient’s risk of dying, based on how well they take their medications. This tool could help doctors identify high-risk patients and tailor support to improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
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A new brain imaging technique (CEST-MRI) shows promise in predicting how well a specific type of rectal cancer will respond to the immune system after radiation therapy. This could help doctors personalize treatment plans, potentially avoiding unnecessary therapies for some patients.
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