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Sitting Too Much Could Kill You, Even After a Heart Scare, Study Says According to a study, a sedentary lifestyle has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death. -
Clocking 52+ Hours a Week? Your Brain May Be Paying the Price New research shows long work hours can alter brain regions linked to emotional control and executive functions, raising health risks. -
Too Much Sitting May Raise Risk of Alzheimer’s, Even If You Exercise, Study Finds A study reveals that prolonged sitting increases Alzheimer's risk, even in active individuals, especially those with genetic predisposition. -
How What You Eat Affects Your Mouth—And the Rest of Your Body A study links diet, inflammation, and gum health, revealing sugar intake's impact on periodontal therapy and systemic inflammation. -
Ovarian Cancer’s Hidden Threat? It’s in the Fluid, Not the Tumor Research reveals how ascites in ovarian cancer disrupts immunity, hindering tumor defense but offers potential treatment solutions. -
Researchers Say This One Policy Shift Could Save Millions of Lives Smart policies could prevent 1.4 million childhood asthma cases by 2040, saving 1.9 million lives and reducing emissions impacts. -
His Dad Went Blind From Glaucoma—He Nearly Did Too by Skipping an Eye Exam Glaucoma poses a significant risk, especially for those with a family history. Regular eye exams are essential. -
Niacin Could Help Treat Fatty Liver—Here’s What the Science Says Niacin shows promise as a treatment for metabolic-associated fatty liver disease, improving liver function by targeting miR-93. -
Plant-Based Proteins Tied to Lower Blood Pressure—But Quality Matters A study reveals that increasing minimally processed plant-based proteins can significantly reduce high blood pressure risk. -
Seizure Drug Gabapentin May Boost Survival for Brain Cancer Patients A study finds gabapentin may improve survival rates in glioblastoma patients, showing longer lifespans compared to non-users. -
Low Vitamin D at Birth May Raise Risk for ADHD, Autism, and More Newborns with vitamin D deficiency face higher risks for mental disorders like ADHD and schizophrenia, emphasizing the need for prenatal supplements. -
Eye Doctors Warn: That Blurry Vision Might Not Just Need Glasses Glaucoma diagnoses are rising among young adults due to various risk factors. Regular eye exams are crucial for early detection and management. -
Big Study Links High Poultry Intake to Higher Cancer and Death Risk A study links high poultry consumption to increased cancer risk and mortality, urging caution in dietary guidelines. -
New Asthma Inhaler Shows Big Promise in Late-Stage Trials AstraZeneca's Breztri Aerosphere shows significant improvements in asthma treatment, outperforming dual therapies in clinical trials. -
Sleep Deprivation Triggers Heart-Harming Inflammation, Research Shows Sleep deprivation activates pathways increasing heart disease risk, highlighting the crucial role of rest in cardiovascular health. -
New Drug Combo Slashes Bad Cholesterol by Nearly 50% A study shows that the combination of Obicetrapib and Ezetimibe can significantly reduce LDL cholesterol in patients unresponsive to statins. -
Study Debunks Long-Held Myth Linking Nuts to Digestive Trouble A study reveals no link between nuts, seeds, or popcorn and diverticulitis risk, challenging traditional dietary advice for patients. -
New Study Maps How Your Brain Changes From Birth to Old Age A study reveals brain connectivity changes from birth to death, aiding understanding of cognitive disorders and development milestones. -
Study Links Low Blood Sugar to Worsening Diabetic Eye Damage Hypoglycemia may promote the destruction of the blood-retinal barrier, according to a study published in Science Translational Medicine. -
New Drug Helps Patients with Myasthenia Gravis Breathe and Speak Easier The FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson's Imaavy for myasthenia gravis, benefiting over 90% of patients and improving daily tasks.
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