Dementia Risk Rises After Severe Infection

Dementia Risk Rises After Severe Infection

Hospital-treated infections like cystitis were associated with higher dementia risk, regardless of other comorbidities, observational data indicated. The link between severe infection and dementia was consistent across sex and education subgroups. Infections occurred on average 5 to 6 years before dementia diagnosis. Dementia risk rose after older adults had severe infection and the risk was…

Read More
OpenAI Just Killed Sora | Lifehacker

OpenAI Just Killed Sora | Lifehacker

It’s the end of an (albeit short) era: OpenAI is reportedly shutting down Sora, the company’s once-viral AI video generation app. The Wall Street Journal was the first to break the story, and reports that the company is shuttering the app as part of a grander plan to streamline OpenAI ahead of a potential IPO…

Read More
Can a Steroid Swap Protect Bone Health in Adrenal Insufficiency?

Can a Steroid Swap Protect Bone Health in Adrenal Insufficiency?

In a trial of patients with adrenal insufficiency, prednisolone improved bone and metabolic markers compared with hydrocortisone. Prednisolone was well-tolerated with no adrenal crises, and adverse events were comparable to hydrocortisone. The study was limited by its short follow-up period and use of biomarkers instead of event outcome data. Patients with adrenal insufficiency had significant…

Read More
What The FCC's Router Ban Could Mean for You

What The FCC’s Router Ban Could Mean for You

The U.S. government is banning the importation of new routers made overseas, meaning consumers will no longer be able to purchase devices from many popular manufacturers. On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) added all consumer-grade routers produced abroad to its “Covered List” of communications equipment that poses an “unacceptable risk to the national security…

Read More