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Jan 29 2025 - The updated version of this article includes several key improvements for clarity and completeness. Subheadings were added to enhance readability, organizing the content into distinct sections such as Irregular Menstrual Periods, Fertility Problems, Hair and Skin, Weight Gain and PCOS Belly, Fatigue, and Complications. A new section on PCOS belly was incorporated, explaining the accumulation of visceral fat around the abdomen, its link to insulin resistance, and its role in metabolic conditions like type 2 diabetes and heart disease. This section also outlines strategies for managing PCOS belly through diet, exercise, and medical interventions. The original content was preserved while improving structure and coherence, and the list of complications was reformatted with bullet points for better readability. These updates ensure the document remains informative, structured, and medically accurate while addressing an important aspect of PCOS that was previously missing.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Symptoms

Jan 22 2025 - Image of cancer patient and doctor added to reflect the role of an oncologist.

What is Oncology?

Jan 14 2025 - In response to a user's comment - "The headline is extremely, almost dangerously, misleading. Scratch that-- it really is dangerous if someone only reads the headline, believes today's avian flu strains are no big deal and engages in unsafe behavior like touching dead birds. In fact, the entire article is pretty misleading. Here's why. The study was done with HPAI H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b only. The last paragraph makes this very clear: "Overall, HPAI H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b viruses currently circulating in cattle and other mammals appear to cause less severe illness in humans than historic HPAI viruses; however, they should be continuously monitored for changes that impact their transmission and pathogenicity. "But the point that is never made clear in this particular article is that only the cattle genotype was tested against an older type. The avian strain, D1.1, was never tested. This is the one that had two recent very severe to fatal cases in North America. A variation of this genotype infected two pigs in Oregon. This article is downright irresponsible." Given the concerns raised about the potential for misinterpretation and the need for clarity regarding the scope of the study, a more precise and informative headline was added, "Study finds certain H5N1 strains in cattle linked to milder human illness; other variants remain a concern". This headline accurately reflects the study's findings while acknowledging that other H5N1 variants continue to pose significant health risks.

Study finds certain H5N1 strains in cattle linked to milder human illness; other variants remain a concern

Jan 8 2025 - Article update for readability, incorporating SEO best practices, and ensuring relevance with the latest data on allergy patch testing, including information on aftercare.

Allergy Patch Testing

Jan 3 2025 - New journal references added for the extra information added to the "what causes chronic cystitis?" section

What is Chronic Cystitis?

Dec 20 2024 - New references added to accurately credit additional informational

Types of Pathology

Dec 20 2024 - Body updated with structured and informative copy to provide an overview to an audience with limited awareness of this topic.

Types of Pathology

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