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Daily Peanut Consumption Reverses a Decade of Age-Related Brain Blood Flow Decline
Consuming 60 grams of skin-roasted peanuts daily improved cerebral blood flow by 4% in older adults — a magnitude equivalent…
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Even Light Smoking Raises Heart Disease Risk by 50–60%, Study Shows—and Quitting Doesn’t Fully Reverse It
A pooled analysis of 302,522 adults in PLOS Medicine found that smoking just 2–5 cigarettes daily elevates heart failure risk…
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Evidence review: Which supplements older adults actually need and which ones to avoid
New evidence shows older adults benefit more from targeted supplementation for specific deficiencies like vitamin…
Dual Doctor Couples Face Amplified Childcare Crisis in Medical Training
Dual doctor couples face amplified childcare challenges during medical training, with foundation trainees most vulnerable…
Paralympic Doctor Returns to Sport as Blind Athlete with Guide Runner
Dr Oscar, a former Paralympic competitor turned medical professional, returns to sport as a blind…
World’s First Rooftop ICU Opens in London to Study Nature’s Role in Patient Recovery
King's College Hospital in London opens the world's first rooftop ICU to study how natural…
Spinal Cord Stimulation Shows Promise for Chronic Stroke Recovery After Four Years
University of Pittsburgh researchers demonstrate that spinal cord stimulation can improve arm and hand function…