Want to Live Longer Get a Dog Says New Review
A Circulation study of 3.8 million participants finds dog ownership linked to a 24 percent lower all cause mortality risk, with stronger benefits after heart attacks or strokes. Experts note mental health gains and increased activity as possible pathways, while acknowledging observational limits. A editorials also mention potential cat ownership benefits.
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Saginaw man loses 650 pounds and runs Detroit marathon
Orosco, a Saginaw County native, dropped from 650 pounds in 2016 to about 350 after a lap sleeve gastrectomy and a strict regime. He ran his first 5K in 2017, then 10Ks and a half marathon, finishing the Detroit Free Press/TCF Bank Marathon in 6 hours 31 minutes 14 seconds with support from Katelyn Trepkowski and gym teammates.
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Biogen sees Aducanumab path forward amid mixed trial signals
Biogen faces regulatory hurdles after interim data cast doubt yet showed a primary goal met in one trial for aducanumab. FDA could accept an approval filing in early 2020, offering a potential first therapy to slow Alzheimer's decline if the agency accepts the mixed evidence and new data analyses.
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Cancer Conversations Webinar on Living Well with Breast Cancer
Carolina East Medical Center and UNC Lineberger host a free public webinar series titled Cancer Conversations. The October topic is Living Well with Breast Cancer, presented by Kristalyn Gallagher, DO FACOS FACS, a breast surgical oncologist. The event is open to all and part of a collaborative effort to provide cancer information.
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FDA urged tougher steps after breast implant hearing
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