Lead exposure may harm fertility, study finds
Did you know there's a sneaky little monster called lead that could be messing with your health? Well, it's true!
In a fancy report by...
This therapy could improve quality of life for people with heart rhythm problems
A new study, the world's first randomized controlled trial of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for patients with paroxysmal (intermittent) symptomatic atrial fibrillation (AF), reveals...
Reconsidering the long-term use of high blood pressure beta blockers after a heart attack
A recent study published in the journal Heart suggests that long-term use of beta-blockers may not be necessary for patients who have had a...
Cracking the code of pancreatic cancer: new insights into its early development
Pancreatic cancer, an unyielding foe in the world of oncology, is frequently discovered in its advanced stages, significantly limiting treatment options.
It ranks as one...
Unlocking the secrets of diabetes: the novel role of vitamin K
Researchers from the Université de Montréal and the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) have made a game-changing discovery in our understanding of diabetes, identifying...
Essential vitamins for heart health: a guide to a healthy heart
Maintaining good heart health is crucial for overall well-being.
Alongside exercise and a healthy diet, ensuring adequate intake of vitamins is vital for optimal heart...
When dementia unleashes the inner Picasso: a fascinating brain puzzle
Have you ever heard of folks turning into talented artists after facing a severe brain injury or stroke? Sounds a bit like a superhero...
Why home blood pressure monitoring is very important
Expanding home blood pressure monitoring among US adults with hypertension could significantly decrease the burden of cardiovascular disease and save on healthcare costs in...
A new beacon for Alzheimer’s disease: tracking its course with a tau marker
Alzheimer's disease can feel like a treacherous journey. In the early stages, sticky plaques made of amyloid-beta proteins lead the way.
But as the disease...
COVID-19 reduced traffic, but increased crash severity, shows study
During the COVID-19 pandemic, something unexpected happened on the roads.
As people stayed at home and traffic decreased, there were fewer accidents overall.
However, researchers have...