Israel Health News API

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            "title": "Vitamin C May Fight Cancer in a Surprising Way",
            "description": "Intravenous vitamin C may help fight cancer and reduce treatment side effects, though it remains experimental. Linus Pauling’s theory was flawed but partly correct.",
            "content": "Intravenous vitamin C may help fight cancer and reduce treatment side effects, though it remains experimental. Linus Pauling’s theory was flawed but partly correct.\nFew scientists shaped modern chemistry as profoundly as Linus Pauling. The American r... [7139 chars]",
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            "title": "Frailty-Based Remote Monitoring in Older Adults With Heart Failure: Conceptual Framework for Adaptive Digital Health Strategies",
            "description": "Remote monitoring is increasingly used in heart failure care, but most programs rely on uniform models that insufficiently reflect the heterogeneity of older adults, particularly with respect to frailty, cognitive impairment, functional dependency, and caregiver availability. This viewpoint argues that frailty should be considered a central determinant of remote monitoring design in older adults with heart failure, rather than a secondary modifier of conventional digital health pathways. Drawing on evidence from heart failure telemonitoring, geriatric medicine, and real-world cardiogeriatric experience, we propose a frailty-adaptive framework structured around four clinical trajectories: robust, prefrail, frail, and palliative. Each trajectory is associated with distinct monitoring objectives, workflow adaptations, and response pathways. Robust patients may benefit primarily from optimization, self-management support, and guideline-directed therapy titration; prefrail patients from early detection of deterioration and functional decline; frail patients from proxy-supported reporting, nurse-led triage, and rapid-access cardiogeriatric reassessment; and palliative patients from simplified symptom-guided monitoring focused on comfort, hospitalization avoidance, and caregiver support. This framework reframes remote monitoring as a stratified clinical process rather than a purely technological intervention. By aligning digital strategies with frailty status, functional capacity, and care goals, frailty-adaptive remote monitoring may improve clinical relevance, promote digital health equity, and support more sustainable models of care for older adults with heart failure.",
            "content": "Introduction\nThe Misalignment Between Digital Health and Aging Realities\nRemote monitoring has become an integral component of heart failure (HF) management, aiming to reduce rehospitalizations and improve chronic disease control. Early telemonitorin... [20645 chars]",
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                "name": "Journal of Medical Internet Research",
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            "title": "Wastewater tracking catches hospital fungus before patients show symptoms",
            "description": "A new UNLV-led wastewater surveillance study brings scientists one step closer in the global race to detect and deter skyrocketing cases of a potentially deadly drug-resistant fungus that puts hospital patients at risk of serious blood, heart, or brain infections.",
            "content": "A new UNLV-led wastewater surveillance study brings scientists one step closer in the global race to detect and deter skyrocketing cases of a potentially deadly drug-resistant fungus that puts hospital patients at risk of serious blood, heart, or bra... [5222 chars]",
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