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Fear and silence: why Alzheimer’s goes undiagnosed

Alzheimer's disease is one of the most prevalent and devastating aging diseases, but according to a new report by the Alzheimer's Association, a significant...

Estrogen and heart health: a complex connection

Estrogen is a sex hormone that's known for controlling female traits and reproduction. But a new study says estrogen might also affect the heart.

New Hope for treating incurable kidney disease

Great news! A new drug called sparsentan has shown positive results for people with a type of kidney disease.

Diabetes drug metformin may reduce delirium risk and death in older people

According to a new study published in Aging, the drug metformin might reduce the risk of delirium and mortality in patients with diabetes.

Blood types and health: more than just donor matches

Most of us only think about our blood type when it's time to give blood or when we need an operation. But your blood type...

Alzheimer’s disease: memory loss may indicate a slower decline

Alzheimer's is a disease that harms the brain. It makes people forget things, like names or where they put their keys. It can make it...

Red onion skin extract: a potential high blood pressure remedy

Quercetin is a substance found in many fruits, vegetables, seeds, and grains. It's a type of plant flavonol, part of a group called polyphenols. Some...

New study reveals the root cause of heart rhythm disease

A new study by The Ohio State University brings hope to people suffering from certain heart rhythm disorders.

Personalized exercise may help lower high blood pressure

The first personalized advice on the most effective exercises to lower blood pressure has been published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.

Dietary factors may reduce death risk in type 2 diabetes

Eating a diet high in whole grains, fiber, fish, and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) could reduce the risk of mortality in adults with type 2 diabetes.