The Heart’s Hidden Clock: What MRI Scans Are Telling Us About Cardiovascular Aging In modern cardiology, understanding a patient’s heart health has never been just about the numbers on a birthday cake. A new multinational study published in European Heart ...

As the global population ages, dementia rates are surging, and scientists continue the uphill search for treatments that can meaningfully alter its course. But in the absence of a breakthrough cure, researchers are looking closely at existing medications — and ...

In an era where convenience shapes much of what ends up on our plates, scientists are turning their focus to the substances that make ultra-processed foods taste better, last longer, and look more appealing. A new study published in PLOS ...

Despite facing similar rates of chronic illnesses like high blood pressure and diabetes, men around the world are dying from these conditions at much higher rates than women. A sweeping new global study, published in PLOS Medicine, shows that men’s ...

In a promising shift for one of the deadliest forms of cancer, researchers are now identifying stomach tumors at much earlier stages—offering patients a better shot at survival and challenging long-held clinical expectations. For decades, gastric cancer has often gone ...

Early warnings of dementia may begin much sooner than anyone imagined — even in a person’s 20s and 30s — according to a striking new study published in The Lancet: Regional Health – Americas. Researchers tracking young adults over two ...

‘A Ticking Time Bomb’: U.S. Cancer Screenings Plummet as Fear and Misinformation Cloud Preventive Care Routine cancer screenings, long hailed as medicine’s most potent weapon against late-stage diagnoses, are now in free fall across America. According to the Prevent Cancer ...

Climate Disasters and Healthcare Collapse Linked to Delayed Cancer Detection, Study Warns Puerto Rico’s back-to-back hurricanes in 2017 and the COVID-19 pandemic did more than displace communities and strain hospitals—they quietly fueled a hidden crisis in cancer care, according to ...

New Study Questions the Need for Surgery in Early-Stage Breast Cancer Surgical removal has long been the standard treatment for breast cancer, but emerging research suggests that it might not be necessary for all patients. According to a recent study ...

For many cancer patients, pain is an overwhelming burden, often poorly controlled despite conventional treatments. Now, new research suggests that virtual reality (VR) technology may offer a revolutionary approach to pain relief, providing a non-invasive, drug-free alternative that could enhance ...