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Slow Eating Habits Linked to Lower Obesity Risk

New findings highlight how meal duration, chewing, and mindfulness may influence weight control

24 hrs ago •

Naveen Sankar S

Phototherapy Enhances Ritlecitinib Outcomes in Vitiligo Treatment

New phase 2b data shows improved repigmentation with combined light and oral therapy

Apr 22 •

Naveen Sankar S

FDA Clears Dupixent for Chronic Hives After Decade Without New Options

FDA greenlights dupilumab for chronic spontaneous urticaria in patients 12 and older with symptoms unresponsive to antihistamines

Apr 21 •

Naveen Sankar S

5 Risk Factors at 50 May Cut 10 Years of Life

Middle age still offers a window to turn things around for heart health and longevity

Apr 21 •

Naveen Sankar S

Daytime Sleepiness May Predict Dementia in 80 Year Old's

Daytime drowsiness in women over 80 may foreshadow cognitive decline, UCSF study finds.

Apr 20 •

Naveen Sankar S

Evidence Supports Endocrine Therapy for ER-Low Breast Cancer

Patients with 6–10% estrogen receptor expression and residual disease may benefit most from therapy

Apr 17 •

Naveen Sankar S

Moderate Exercise Lowers Mortality Risk Most Significantly

New 30-year twin study shows that “more” exercise may not mean “better” for longevity

Apr 15 •

Naveen Sankar S

Natural Fluoride-Free Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Rivals Fluoride for Cavity and Sensitivity Protection

New research suggests hydroxyapatite may match fluoride in cavity prevention and outperform it in reducing sensitivity

Apr 14 •

Naveen Sankar S

Novel Blood Thinner Asundexian Lowers Bleeding Risk in Atrial Fibrillation

New findings from the OCEANIC-AF trial reveal trade-offs between stroke prevention and bleeding risk in treatment-naive patients

Apr 14 •

Naveen Sankar S

Blood Tests Show New Promise for ALS Diagnosis and Prognosis

Highly accurate neurofilament light chain assays may soon transform ALS testing

Apr 13 •

Naveen Sankar S

Humans Have a Hidden Immune Weapon Against Bacterial Infections

New research reveals proteasomes do more than recycle proteins—they generate bacteria-killing peptides

Apr 10 •

Naveen Sankar S

Hidden in Plain Bite Artificial Additives May Raise Diabetes Risk

Large French study links specific combinations of common food additives in ultra-processed foods and diet drinks to increased type 2 diabetes risk.

Apr 8 •

Naveen Sankar S

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