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Terra · Oct 01, 2026
Estudo com 95 mil participantes encontrou associação entre maior duração do sono REM e risco reduzido de dezenas de condições de saúde, embora não comprove relação causal.
Medical Xpress · Oct 01, 2026
A real-world study of 8,391 patients found autonomous AI could free up clinical capacity for over 8,500 additional dermatology appointments across two UK hospitals, addressing staffing shortages while safely managing benign skin lesions.
Firstpost · Oct 01, 2026
Captain Smit Machchhar, an Indian Flydubai pilot, was stabbed by his co-pilot during flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Passengers and crew overpowered the attacker, and the aircraft was safely diverted to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, where Machchhar is now stable and receiving treatment.
BBC · Oct 01, 2026
An NHS anaesthetist used AI to identify a vitamin B6 deficiency caused by Parkinson's medication, potentially saving his mother's life from severe seizures. The case has prompted calls for clinical trials to understand the link better.
BBC News · Oct 01, 2026
An NHS anaesthetist used AI to identify a vitamin B6 deficiency caused by Parkinson's medication, potentially saving his mother's life. Doctors now call for clinical trials to understand the link better.
Newswise · Oct 01, 2026
U.S. medical societies released consensus recommendations for identifying and managing serrated polyposis syndrome, a common but underdiagnosed gastrointestinal condition linked to colorectal cancer risk.
Google News · Oct 01, 2026
Oregon health officials are warning of a potentially severe respiratory virus season, urging vaccinations as flu numbers surge early and measles cases reach decades-high levels.
Google News · Oct 01, 2026
Sean Combs' prison release date has been moved up while reports detail alleged special privileges including massages, alcohol, and contraband during his incarceration.
Correio Do Povo · Oct 01, 2026
Christa Pike, condenada à morte no Tennessee, sobreviveu a duas injeções letais e foi hospitalizada. É a segunda execução fracassada no estado em meses, gerando questionamentos sobre o protocolo.