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Today’s Clinical Medicine Science Briefing | April 30th 2026, 9:00:06 am

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A new scoring tool called PREDICT-STEMI uses seven simple factors—like age, diabetes, and heart attack history—to accurately predict long-term survival in patients who have had a severe type of heart attack treated with a stent.
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A large study of older US adults found that those who received the two-dose shingles vaccine were about 30% less likely to develop dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, over several years compared to those who were not vaccinated. This suggests the vaccine may offer a simple way to reduce dementia risk in the population.
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A comprehensive analysis found that having a positive psychological outlook is linked to a longer life, even more so than the absence of negative emotions like depression or anxiety. This finding highlights that boosting mental well-being could be a powerful and independent strategy for promoting longevity.
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