Health studies link brain rewiring, HIV gaps, creatine, rural startups, activity, hallucinations, and diabetes safety

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Medical Xpress reports that deaf people's brains rewire for better peripheral vision, and that La Trobe University found gaps in HIV testing and prevention. Texas A&M University research suggests creatine may preserve muscle during weight loss, while states invest in rural health startups. EASD presentations link higher physical activity to lower type 2 diabetes risk, and show continuous glucose monitoring makes marathons and sex safe for people with type 1 diabetes. Experts also note that a common eye disease can cause harmless hallucinations.

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  • Brain and Vision
    • Deaf Brain Rewiring
      • Medical Xpress reports early deafness rewires visual periphery
    • Eye Disease Hallucinations
      • Experts say visions are harmless side effect
  • HIV Testing Gaps
    • La Trobe University Study
      • Significant gaps leave some vulnerable to infection
    • Despite Treatment Advances
      • Major advances in treatment and care noted
  • Creatine and Muscle
    • Texas A&M University Research
      • Creatine may preserve muscle during weight loss
    • Relevance with Age
      • Benefits especially relevant as muscle maintenance matters
  • Rural Health Startups
    • State Investment
      • Louisiana sets aside $20 million yearly for five years
    • Silicon Valley Twist
      • States bet big on startup rural health care companies
  • Physical Activity and Diabetes
    • EASD Presentation
      • Higher MVPA linked to lower type 2 diabetes risk
    • Age Differences
      • Particularly among younger adults
  • Type 1 Diabetes Safety
    • Marathon Safety
      • CGM devices allow safe marathon completion
    • Sexual Intercourse Safety
      • CGM devices show sex is safe
    • Study Details
      • Presented at EASD in Milan, Sept 28-Oct 2

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