
Health by the Sea: Social Conditions Matter More Than Climate
A recent study found that simply living by the sea does not reduce the risk of chronic diseases. The key factors for health are the social and economic conditions in coastal areas.
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A recent study found that simply living by the sea does not reduce the risk of chronic diseases. The key factors for health are the social and economic conditions in coastal areas.

American researchers have developed a capsule inspired by origami that gradually releases medication over several days. This technology could improve the effectiveness of treatment and make it easier for patients with chronic illnesses to take their medications.

A new study has shown that depression often precedes Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia, and can persist even after diagnosis. Early detection and treatment of depression can significantly improve the quality of life for patients.

A long-term study in Bangladesh has shown that reducing arsenic levels in drinking water can lower mortality from chronic diseases, even among people who were previously exposed. Investing in clean water has the potential to save lives within a single generation.

Researchers from the University of Surrey have developed an AI system capable of predicting what a knee joint X-ray will look like a year in advance, opening up new possibilities for diagnosing and treating osteoarthritis.