Most Patients with Early Alzheimer’s Disease Seeking Anti-Amyloid Antibody Therapy Fall Short of Brain Health Guidelines

13 August 2026

Researchers at the Mass General Brigham Neuroscience Institute found that most patients with early Alzheimer’s disease are not closely following recommendations that could support brain…

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Arts participation linked to lower rates of heart disease, diabetes, and other major causes of death, large-scale study reveals

13 October 2025

Art is far more than an indulgence for the imagination or a vehicle for creative self-expression; it can also serve as a potent and practical…

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How Shifts in Gut Bacteria with Age Might Elevate Leukemia Risk

12 May 2025

In collaboration with an international team, researchers at Cincinnati Children’s have made a groundbreaking discovery linking gut health to blood cancer risk. This connection, detailed…

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Online Initiative Enhances Stability and Strengthens Older Adults, Reducing Falls

31 March 2025

Researchers at the University of California San Diego have presented promising results from evaluating “Strong Foundations,” a digital fall prevention program targeting older adults. The…

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Studies Indicate That Banning Flavoured E-cigarettes Reduces Vaping but Increases Smoking Among Young Adults

24 February 2025

In recent years, the surge in vaping has marked it as a prevalent alternative to traditional smoking. Flavoured e-cigarettes, particularly favoured by young adults, have…

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Stay Active, Age Gracefully: Recommending Exercise for the Elderly as a Formula for Healthful Ageing

22 February 2025

Physical activity has immense benefits for older adults, playing a pivotal role in enhancing longevity and overall health. This is highlighted in a review article…

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Scientists Discover Unexpected Connection to Stroke Risk

19 February 2025

Divorce can profoundly affect children’s mental health, with new research from The University of Texas at Arlington suggesting these impacts might extend much longer than…

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Research Indicates that Rigorous Blood Pressure Management Lowers the Risk of Cognitive Decline

13 February 2025

A recent study conducted by researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine has revealed that just over three years of intensive blood pressure management…

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Even Moderate Exercise Can Lower the Risk of Common Heart Conditions

1 December 2024

A new study spearheaded by researchers at NYU Langone Health has demonstrated that incorporating just an additional hour of physical activity each week may diminish…

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Diets of Those Who Drink Only Beer Are Poorer Than Those of Wine Drinkers

28 November 2024

According to a study scheduled for presentation at The Liver Meeting, hosted by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, individuals who primarily…

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The Link Between Vitamin D Deficiency and the Development of Autoimmune Disorders

10 November 2024

As Canadians prepare for the “vitamin D winter” — when the sun is too low on the horizon to stimulate vitamin D synthesis in the…

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Intestinal Hormones May Be Crucial in Combating Fatty Liver Disease

1 November 2024

The global rise in fatty liver disease, primarily fuelled by high-fat diets and obesity, presents a significant and growing health challenge. Characterised by the excessive…

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