Wearable heart sound devices may detect heart disease early
Cardiovascular diseases are a leading global health challenge, requiring innovative solutions to address their growing impact.
Early detection and timely treatment are critical, but traditional...
Walking speed can show your risk of metabolic syndrome, study finds
Walking speed isn’t just about how quickly you move from one place to another—it can reveal vital information about your health.
Often referred to as...
These lifestyle choices can lead to early brain aging and dementia
New research from the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Thompson Institute has revealed a connection between lifestyle habits and early signs of aging in...
The vaccine checklist every adult over 60 needs
As we age, our immune system naturally becomes less robust, making it harder to fight off infections.
For adults over 60, staying up to date...
Relief for arthritis: 5 remedies that truly work
Arthritis can make everyday activities challenging, with pain, stiffness, and swelling often affecting the joints.
For the millions of people living with arthritis, finding relief...
How 3D printing is shaping the future of medicine
3D printing, once seen as a futuristic concept, is now transforming the field of medicine and healthcare.
This innovative technology allows doctors and researchers to...
Scientists map aging in brain cells, revealing potential for new therapies
Scientists at the Allen Institute have made groundbreaking discoveries about how the brain changes as it ages.
By studying mice, they identified specific brain cell...
Latest advances in neuroscience and brain-computer interfaces
The human brain is one of the most complex and fascinating organs in the body, and understanding it has been a long-standing challenge for...
Virtual reality is a new frontier in physical therapy
Virtual reality, or VR, is no longer just for video games and entertainment. It has found its way into healthcare, where it is making...
CRISPR can help fight against aging-related diseases
Imagine being able to treat diseases not with pills or surgeries but by editing the body’s genetic blueprint. This is exactly what scientists are...