Gentle ultrasound could help the brain heal itself after stroke
A new study has found that gentle, low-intensity ultrasound waves can help the brain clear away harmful waste after a stroke.
The research, published in...
Type 2 diabetes strongly linked to hearing loss, study finds
As the United States marks American Diabetes Month this November, new research has revealed a serious but often overlooked complication of type 2 diabetes—hearing...
Triglyceride-lowering drug strongly reduces risk of acute pancreatitis
A new study from researchers at Mass General Brigham offers hope for people living with severely high triglyceride levels—a condition that can lead to...
Common blood pressure drugs unnecessary for most heart attack survivors, study finds
For decades, beta-blockers have been a standard treatment for people recovering from a heart attack.
But new research suggests that most patients with normal heart...
Zero-cost, AI-driven test can detect Alzheimer’s much faster
A groundbreaking new study shows that artificial intelligence can help detect Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias early—without adding any extra work for doctors or...
How you cook potatoes could affect your blood pressure, study finds
Scientists from Imperial College London have discovered that the way potatoes are cooked plays a key role in how they affect blood pressure.
While potatoes...
Throat problems may increase high blood pressure risk
A new study from the University of Southampton has revealed a surprising connection between throat problems and blood pressure.
The research, published in the medical...
New CT scan can cure high blood pressure by spotting hidden nodules
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London and other institutions have made a major breakthrough in treating high blood pressure, also known as hypertension.
They...
Lying down for a blood pressure test could show hidden heart risks
If you’ve ever had your blood pressure checked at the doctor’s office, it was probably done while you were sitting in a chair.
But new...
Common diabetes drugs may double the risk of heart problems
Millions of people living with type 2 diabetes rely on medication to control their blood sugar.
But new research suggests that some of the most...