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In patients with coronary artery disease (CAD), both total cholesterol and serum albumin levels appear to influence the risk of poor prognosis, a recent study has found.

Problematic or an addictive-like use of social networking sites (SNS) tend to lead to sexual difficulties in both males and females, suggest the results of a recent study.

A UK study provides new insights on the independent associations between certain types of food and psychological health, with nutrient-rich foods (unprocessed food such as fruits and vegetables) apparently being more beneficial for brain health than nutrient-poor foods (processed food such as energy-dense sweet and savoury snacks).

A wrist-worn reflectance-based pulse oximeter can measure oxygen saturation during sleep with reasonable accuracy and small error, according to a recent study.

Patients with class 1 obesity may fare better with sleeve gastrectomy than intensive lifestyle modification, with a recent study showing that surgery facilitates greater weight loss and more effective diabetes prevention and remission with a caveat, according to a study. Sleeve gastrectomy is associated with a higher incidence of substance use disorder and self-harm.