Jessica Freeborn is a freelance writer specializing in health and wellness topics. With a focus on medical research and advancements, Jessica's articles explore the intersection of science, lifestyle, and well-being. Her work can be found in publications such as Medical News Today and Providence Business News.
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By: Jessica Freeborn
A new study has found that between tenecteplase and alteplase treatment, the former leads to slightly better stroke recovery. Image credit: Mihajlo Ckovric/ Stocksy
By: Jessica Freeborn
A six-week treatment of chemotherapy before chemoradiotherapy could improve survival rates in people with cervical cancer, results of a phase 3 clinical trial suggest.
By: Jessica Freeborn
A new phase 3 trial finds that combining therapies may improve putcomes in cervical cancer. SeventyFour/Getty Images
New stroke prevention guidelines highlight key interventions for cardiovascular health, as well as emerging evidence on unexpected risk factors, such as endometriosis.
By: Jessica Freeborn
Following a Mediterranean diet could help lower a person's risk of developing several cardiovascular and metabolic conditions at the same time, new evidence suggests.
The Mediterranean diet may lower the risk of developing several cardiometabolic conditions at the same time. Image credit: Gabi Bucataru/ Stocksy
By: Jessica Freeborn
Scientists have found cognitive benefits from regular exercise for people at risk for dementia. sofie delauw/ Stocksy
The types of bacteria present in the gut could influence an individual's stress response over time, according to the findings of a recent study in mice.
By: Jessica Freeborn
New research suggests that short-term hormone therapy for menopause symptoms does not have long-term cognitive effects, whether harmful or beneficial.
By: Jessica Freeborn
New research suggests that short-term hormone therapy for menopause symptoms does not have long-term cognitive effects. Laura Olivas/Getty Images
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