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GLP-1-based treatment: Mayo Clinic study identifies an obesity subtype that may respond especially well

New obesity research reveals why GLP-1-based treatment may affect patients differently.

Obesity may be biologically different from one person to another, and new Mayo Clinic research suggests that a specific “hungry gut” subtype could respond particularly strongly to GLP-1-based treatment with tirzepatide. The September 2026 study examined 483 adults with obesity and identified three biological subtypes, including a group characterised by …

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Epilepsy treatment: How a new brain map could personalise care

Scientists create detailed brain map that could personalise epilepsy treatment.

Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterised by recurrent seizures, and advances in brain mapping are opening new possibilities for more precise, personalised epilepsy treatment. More than 50 million people worldwide live with epilepsy, while approximately one-third continue to experience seizures despite medication. For people with drug-resistant epilepsy, researchers are increasingly …

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Stroke recovery: Mayo Clinic study finds therapy dogs may improve rehabilitation engagement

Therapy dogs may help patients move more during stroke recovery, Mayo Clinic finds.

Stroke recovery may be strengthened by animal-assisted treatment, with a new Mayo Clinic study finding that therapy animals were associated with greater patient engagement, increased physical activity and longer mobility during inpatient rehabilitation. Published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, the research examines how trained therapy dog-handler teams could become part of …

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Arrhythmia: What a racing or skipping heartbeat really means

Is your racing heart an arrhythmia? What Mayo Clinic experts say.

Arrhythmia is an abnormal heart rhythm that can make the heart beat too fast, too slowly or irregularly, and recognising the difference between harmless palpitations and a potentially serious rhythm problem is important. A racing, fluttering or skipped heartbeat does not automatically mean that something dangerous is happening, but it …

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Jamaica’s sun-grown cannabis: How science could turn ganja heritage into a global medical industry

Can Jamaica make sun-grown cannabis the Caribbean’s next high-value export?

Jamaica’s sun-grown cannabis has the potential to become a globally recognised agricultural and scientific product if the country can connect its cultural heritage with rigorous genetics, cultivation science, quality control and international regulation. Jamaica already possesses one of the strongest cannabis identities in the world, built through decades of music, …

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Perilla oil clinical trial finds cardiovascular benefits in healthy smokers

Plant-based omega-3: How perilla oil affected blood and inflammation in smokers.

The new perilla oil clinical trial found that eight weeks of supplementation improved platelet function, increased circulating omega-3 fatty acids and reduced inflammatory gene expression in healthy smokers. Conducted by researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology, the randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial provides human clinical evidence for cardiovascular …

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