For decades, the medical community has tracked the menstrual cycle primarily through the lens of a few key hormones, such as estradiol and progesterone. Although, a … Read more
Rubia Akhtar Brishti, 18, spent hours rocking her one-year-old son, Minhaz, trying to soothe the searing pain and gasping breaths that had overtaken him. He had … Read more
For decades, our understanding of how psychedelic substances alter the human mind has been a patchwork of little-scale studies, often contradictory and limited by the narrow … Read more
For millions of people living with severe hyperlipidemia, the standard of care—statins and lifestyle changes—is often not enough. In some cases, genetic predispositions make cholesterol and … Read more
A modern phase 3 clinical trial suggests a more aggressive combination of therapies may lead to deeper remissions for patients facing a new diagnosis of multiple … Read more
Pet owners in East Tennessee have a critical window this May to ensure their animals are protected against one of the world’s most lethal viruses. A … Read more
For decades, the global approach to malnutrition was treated as a clinical puzzle to be solved with supplements, and calories. We focused on the “what”—the missing … Read more
For decades, the medical community has understood that a person’s health is shaped by more than just their genetic code or the care they receive in … Read more
Health officials in the Republic of the Congo have confirmed the presence of a monkeypox virus lineage previously associated with West African outbreaks, marking a significant … Read more
For decades, the conversation around brain aging and dementia has been dominated by a single, daunting question: Is it in your genes? While hereditary markers like … Read more
For individuals grappling with obesity and related cardiovascular risks, a new analysis of the SELECT trial offers encouraging data regarding semaglutide, a medication already known for … Read more
