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ACC: Semaglutide Beneficial in Patients With T2DM and Peripheral Artery Disease
Semaglutide associated with increased walking distance in patients with symptomatic peripheral artery disease and type 2 diabetes
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Some studies suggest whole milk may help reduce childhood obesity; current rules only allow skim and low-fat milk in schools
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Similar reduction seen in mortality risk for MVPA concentrated within one to two days versus more evenly spread pattern
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Odor memory, identification, and discrimination scores decreased with age and were lower in MCI group
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Virtual reality relaxation program can reduce pain intensity, with significant changes in brain functional connectivity patterns
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There has been a marked decline in cardiac arrest mortality during the last decade
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Significant associations seen for high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke
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