Women taking these blood pressure drugs have higher heart failure risk
A study from the University of Bologna has revealed a concerning trend regarding the use of beta-blockers, a common medication for hypertension (high blood...
Bright lights may be linked to eye disease in older people
In recent times, there's been a curious discovery about the health of our eyes. Researchers in South Korea have found a link between the...
Scientists develop non-invasive treatment for obesity and diabetes
A new device called ForePass could change how we treat severe obesity and diabetes. It works like surgery but doesn't involve any cuts. This...
New study links heart disease risk factors to cognitive decline
A recent study from the Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares (CNIC) in Madrid unveils that the risk factors often associated with cardiovascular diseases like...
New recommendations for kidney disease management
Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) organization has recently issued its latest clinical practice guideline, offering guidance for the prevention, diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of hepatitis...
New pill-sized device can monitor breathing from the gut
A groundbreaking development in medical technology, scientists have created an ingestible device capable of monitoring vital signs like breathing and heart rate from within...
Scientists find how to turn on or off spread of breast cancer
Immunotherapy is a modern medical marvel, but it doesn't always work as well as we hope, especially in treating advanced breast cancers.
In fact, over...
Women with hardened arteries need better treatment for heart disease prevention
Heart health is crucial for everyone, but it's especially important for older women.
A new, large-scale study just revealed that older women with clogged arteries...
Scientists improve prostate cancer screening with optimized MRI scans
Prostate cancer has been a persistent adversary in men's health, and diagnosing it in a way that's safe and reliable is crucial.
A recent study...
If a family member has celiac disease, you should test yourself
In a groundbreaking study published in the Medical Journal of Australia, researchers have found a strong prevalence of undiagnosed celiac disease in first-degree relatives...