Despite the impact of cachexia on mortality and evidence strongly suggesting that it hinders responses to treatments and the patient's ability to tolerate treatment, researchers studying progressive muscular atrophy say that this syndrome has not received the due attention. There are no effective therapies that prevent or impede its evolution. Often, better nutrition does not help even patients who can eat (appetite suppression or anorexia is a frequent symptom of cachexia). https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/top-10-vegan-cities-travellers-in-world-food-turin-berlin-melbourne-tel-aviv-london-helsinki-a7707031.html
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