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Eclampsia in pregnancy: Ten warning signs could predict life-threatening seizures

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By Monet Bailey
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Image © FG Trade | iStock Researchers identify ten early symptoms linked to eclampsia in pregnancy, offering a way to predict and prevent life-threatening seizures with timely treatment Ten previously unrecognised warning signs could help doctors identify pregnant women at risk of eclampsia, a rare but potentially fatal condition that can trigger severe seizures.
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Scientists warn polluted air in pregnancy may impact baby development

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By Monet Bailey
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image: ©eggeeggjiew | iStock Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy may affect baby development, according to new research from King’s College London Infants exposed to higher levels of traffic-related pollutants in the womb showed slower language and motor skill development by about 18 months. Researchers say the findings add to concerns that air quality during pregnancy could influence development during critical early life stages.
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Study uncovers three hidden patterns of Alzheimer’s cognitive decline

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By Monet Bailey
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A new study has identified three distinct pathways in how Alzheimer’s develops, offering fresh insight into how Alzheimer’s cognitive decline may progress differently across patients over time Researchers found that Alzheimer’s cognitive decline develops in three separate patterns, indicating the disease does not progress uniformly. The findings show that people with Alzheimer’s may experience different trajectories of memory and thinking changes, with variation in both speed and severity.
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