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Stroke Strikes Silently but Is 90% Preventable: Recognize the Warning Signs and Act Fast
Stroke, a sudden interruption of brain blood flow, can lead to severe disability or death but is largely preventable. Early recognition and timely intervention can save lives and reduce complications.
Why Evening Workouts May Offer the Greatest Heart Health Benefits
Recent studies reveal that exercising after 6 p.m. significantly lowers cardiovascular risks and improves blood sugar control, highlighting evening as the ideal time for physical activity to protect heart health.
Common Cold and Reduced COVID-19 Risk: Insights from the HEROS Cohort Study on Rhinovirus-Induced Airway Antiviral Responses
Recent rhinovirus infection may nearly halve COVID-19 risk and reduce viral load by triggering airway antiviral gene expression, partially explaining children’s milder COVID-19 outcomes.
Shield Your Immunity: How Multivitamin-Mineral Supplements Cut Cold and Flu Risks by 42.8%
A landmark 2025 study reveals that regular multivitamin-mineral supplementation reduces acute respiratory infections by 42.8%, lessening symptoms and boosting immune resilience, especially in adults over 45.
Evaluating Salt Warning Labels to Reduce High Salt Consumption in UK Out-of-Home Food Sector: Evidence from Online and Real-world Randomised Controlled Trials
UK trials show salt warning labels on packaged foods and menus effectively increase awareness and discourage high salt intake, offering a promising policy to combat cardiovascular risk associated with excessive salt consumption.
Oracle Health Launches AI-First, Voice-Enabled EHR to Enhance Clinician Experience and Compete with Epic
Oracle Health unveils a next-generation AI-powered, voice-first electronic health record (EHR) system designed from the ground up to improve clinical workflow and challenge Epic’s market dominance in the U.S. acute care sector.
Multifunctional Dietary Approach to Reduce Intestinal Inflammation in Cardiometabolic Risk Subjects: Insights from the SINFONI Project
This article explores how a multifunctional dietary strategy can alleviate intestinal inflammation linked to cardiometabolic risk by modifying gut microbiota composition.
Navigating the PM2.5 Dilemma: Air Purifiers and Masks Explained
As air quality worsens, many seek clarity on using air purifiers and masks for PM2.5 protection. This article navigates common misconceptions, offers practical advice, and provides insights from experts on the best options available.
Navigating Mental Health in Vietnam: The Rise of Social Media Solutions Among Youth
Vietnamese adolescents face notable mental health challenges amid growing social media influence. This article explores the alarming statistics, the stigma surrounding mental health, and the emerging role of social media in providing suppor
One High‑Fat Meal, Four Hours: Rapid Impairment of Vascular Function and Brain Blood‑Flow Regulation
A controlled study from the University of New South Wales shows a single high‑fat meal (130 g fat) produces marked postprandial hypertriglyceridaemia and measurable declines in systemic endothelial function and dynamic cerebral autoregulati
How Birth Control Pills and Smoking Reshape Steroid Hormones
A large study shows oral contraceptives and smoking substantially alter steroid hormone profiles in healthy adults, with implications for disease risk, diagnostics, and treatment decisions.
Balancing Copper Antimicrobials: A Double-Edged Tool in the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance
Laboratory evolution shows copper exposure can select for antibiotic cross-resistance in Escherichia coli, but resistance may reverse quickly after copper withdrawal — supporting strategic, time-limited use and surveillance of copper-based
Understanding Liver Cysts: Are They Dangerous?
Explore liver cysts, their causes, symptoms, risks, treatment, and prevention strategies to demystify this common condition.
Optimizing Male Fertility: The Science Behind Abstinence and Sperm Quality
Discover the optimal abstinence period for male fertility and learn how lifestyle choices impact sperm quality.
Daily Multivitamin Use May Slow Memory Decline in Older Adults
Harvard researchers found that daily multivitamin supplementation modestly improves memory and cognition in seniors, potentially delaying cognitive aging by up to two years.
Irregular Sleep Patterns: Unveiling Hidden Health Risks Across Metabolic, Cardiovascular, and Mental Domains
Recent studies link irregular sleep to higher risks of type 2 diabetes, cardiometabolic diseases, all-cause mortality, and depression. Consistent sleep timing may offer crucial protection against these adverse outcomes.
Healthy Prenatal Diet May Reduce Autism Risk in Children
A study finds that mothers who maintain a healthy diet during pregnancy may lower their children’s risk of autism by 22%.
CT Scans Linked to 5% of New U.S. Cancer Cases: Unpacking the Evidence and Clinical Implications
A UCSF-led study estimates that CT scans may account for 5% of new cancer cases annually in the U.S., highlighting the need for careful imaging use and dose reduction strategies.
Is Nipple Itchiness in Women Normal? Understanding Potential Underlying Conditions
Explore five possible health conditions that may cause nipple itchiness in women and learn about preventative measures for maintaining breast health.
Understanding the Differences Between Breast Hyperplasia and Breast Nodules
This article provides an in-depth comparison of breast hyperplasia and breast nodules, highlighting their definitions, symptoms, causes, diagnostic methods, and treatment options.
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