Yuki Noguchi

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599 appearances 112 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 2d ago

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Many say body size is not the only indicator.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health helps set standards and limits for things like workplace exposure to chemicals or respiratory hazards.
Last April, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
slashed 90 percent of its staff and budget, then brought back about a third of the agency, including at the coal miners' surveillance program under congressional pressure.
As of this week, HHS reversed course on an additional 400 workers who'd received layoff notices.
The unit representing the workers say it will take time to restart the work that was idled.
Yuki Noguchi, NPR News.
The analysis reviewed 37 studies with over 9,000 participants and found that people regained weight steadily after quitting weight loss treatments.
Those using the new GLP-1 drugs gained back weight faster, on average within one and a half years, compared to people relying on behavioral changes.
metabolic health gains also reversed.
Those who used behavioral change also regained weight, but over a slightly longer period, 1.7 years.
The finding, published in the medical journal The BMJ, points to one of the major concerns of the new drugs.
Their effects fade quickly after people stop taking them.
Yuki Noguchi, NPR News.
Artificial intelligence can identify which patients are at risk of spread of cancer that develops in the throat.
Based on a database of imaging scans, the tool can identify when cancer cells have spread beyond the lymph nodes, requiring more aggressive treatment.
The technology has also allowed patients with low probability of spread to avoid unnecessary punishing treatments.
Previously, such assessments were only possible by surgically removing the lymph nodes.
The research appears in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Technologies like this are improving survival and quality of life after a diagnosis.
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