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05/02/2026

What Is the Nipah Virus and How Serious Is the Risk of a Global Outbreak?
Nipah virus is a rare but dangerous virus that can cause severe illness in both animals and humans. Since it was first identified in 1998, it has been responsible for repeated outbreaks in parts of South and Southeast Asia, and scientists are closely watching its potential to spread more widely.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/what-is-the-nipah-virus-and-how-serious-is-the-risk-of-a-global-outbreak/

04/02/2026

About 40% of Global Cancer Cases Could Be Prevented, According to Major Study
A new analysis released by World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that roughly four out of every ten cancer cases worldwide could be prevented by addressing key risk factors such as infections, to***co use, alcohol consumption, unhealthy diets, and physical inactivity.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/about-40-of-global-cancer-cases-could-be-prevented-according-to-major-study/

02/02/2026

Short Oat-Based Diet May Quickly Lower LDL Cholesterol
A recent study suggests that following a diet centered on oatmeal for just two days may lead to noticeable reductions in LDL, or “bad,” cholesterol levels, with effects that can last for several weeks.

To conduct the study, researchers enrolled adults with metabolic syndrome, a condition associated with higher cardiovascular risk. In one phase of the trial, 17 participants followed a low-calorie diet made up largely of oatmeal for 48 hours. A control group followed a similar calorie-restricted diet without oats. After the two-day intervention, all participants returned to their usual eating habits.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/short-oat-based-diet-may-quickly-lower-ldl-cholesterol/

30/01/2026

Early Treatment May Delay the Onset of Rheumatoid Arthritis by About Four Years
Recent research suggests that starting treatment before rheumatoid arthritis (RA) symptoms fully develop may delay the onset of clinical disease by roughly four years.

To conduct the study, researchers analysed health records from people considered at high risk for RA because they had blood markers associated with the condition but no joint symptoms. These individuals were treated early with medications typically used for RA, and their health outcomes were compared with those of people who did not receive early treatment.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/early-treatment-may-delay-the-onset-of-rheumatoid-arthritis-by-about-four-years/

27/01/2026

Frequent AI Use Linked to Higher Rates of Depression, New Study Warns
Recent research published in JAMA Network Open suggests that adults who use generative artificial intelligence tools more often — particularly for personal reasons — are more likely to report symptoms of depression.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/frequent-ai-use-linked-to-higher-rates-of-depression-new-study-warns/

22/01/2026

One Month Without Alcohol May Improve Health, Study Shows
A new study suggests that taking a break from drinking alcohol for just one month, commonly known as “Dry January”, can lead to measurable improvements in several aspects of health.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/one-month-without-alcohol-may-improve-health-study-shows/

20/01/2026

Moving Just 5 More Minutes a Day Could Help You Live Longer
A new study indicates that even small increases in daily movement — as little as five minutes more physical activity — may be associated with a longer lifespan.
To conduct the study, researchers analysed data from a large group of adults who wore accelerometers on their wrists to objectively measure daily movement. They tracked the amount of time participants spent in light, moderate, and vigorous activity. Then they followed them over several years to determine how activity levels were related to mortality rates.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/moving-just-5-more-minutes-a-day-could-help-you-live-longer/

16/01/2026

Everyday Activities Like Walking and Housework May Lower Risk of Diabetes, Heart Disease, and Premature Death
Recent research indicates that not only structured exercise, but also everyday physical activities such as walking and doing housework, are linked with lower risks of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and dying prematurely.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/everyday-activities-like-walking-and-housework-may-lower-risk-of-diabetes-heart-disease-and-premature-death/

13/01/2026

High Cholesterol in “Healthy” Women May Predict Future Heart Disease Risk
Recent research suggests that even women who appear healthy and free of cardiovascular disease may have an elevated risk of future heart problems if they have higher levels of certain cholesterol markers in midlife.
To conduct the study, researchers analysed data from the Framingham Heart Study, tracking more than 1,600 women over a period of up to 25 years. At the start of the study, participants were free of cardiovascular disease. They underwent detailed blood tests to measure not only traditional cholesterol levels but also specific lipoprotein subfractions — particles that carry cholesterol through the bloodstream.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/high-cholesterol-in-healthy-women-may-predict-future-heart-disease-risk/

12/01/2026

Common DNA Sequences Become More Unstable With Age, Large Genetic Study Finds
A new study reveals that many people carry tiny stretches of DNA that tend to grow longer and become increasingly unstable as they age, and that inherited genetic differences can dramatically influence how quickly this happens.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/common-dna-sequences-become-more-unstable-with-age-large-genetic-study-finds/

10/01/2026

Diet vs. Supplements: Which Form of Vitamin B12 Is Better?
Vitamin B12 is essential for nerve health, red blood cell production, and DNA synthesis, but the body must obtain it from food or supplements. Common dietary sources include meat, fish, dairy, and fortified foods.
Research indicates that most individuals who consume animal products obtain sufficient B12 from their diet alone. However, older adults, people with digestive conditions, and those following vegetarian or vegan diets are more likely to develop deficiencies and may benefit from supplements or fortified foods.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/diet-vs-supplements-which-form-of-vitamin-b12-is-better/

09/01/2026

Ten Minutes of Intense Exercise May Help Treat and Prevent Colorectal Cancer
Recent research indicates that short bursts of high-intensity exercise — even as little as ten minutes a day — may play a role in preventing and treating colorectal cancer.
To explore this possibility, researchers examined data from laboratory studies and clinical research involving human participants. The studies examined how vigorous physical activity affects biological processes known to influence cancer development, including inflammation, insulin sensitivity, immune function, and tumor cell behavior.
https://www.medigoo.com/news/ten-minutes-of-intense-exercise-may-help-treat-and-prevent-colorectal-cancer/

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