A 230-patient Stanford clinic study found reported symptom and function gains after low-dose naltrexone, but its design cannot establish the drug caused them.
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SGLT2 Inhibitors Tied To Uptick In Hemoglobin And Hematocrit
A meta-analysis of 85 trials found modest increases in hemoglobin and hematocrit with SGLT2 inhibitors, while questions about mechanism and clinical impact remain.
No Daytime Grogginess Observed With Menopause Hot Flash Drug
A post-hoc analysis of two phase III trials found no increase in daytime sleepiness with bedtime elinzanetant; scores improved more than with placebo.
National Plan For Alzheimer’s And Dementia Gets An Update From HHS
HHS revised its national dementia plan, adding prevention and early detection priorities alongside federal research, care and caregiver initiatives.
Testosterone For Menopause May Carry Heart Risks
A retrospective study found higher cardiovascular event rates among postmenopausal testosterone users, but researchers say it cannot show the treatment caused them.
Is Wine Really The Retirement Treat We Think It Is? 7 Lessons I Learnt After Quitting At 63
A Sixty and Me contributor reflects on quitting wine at 63 and how it changed her retirement, while noting that alcohol affects people differently.
HFA Taps Fitness Technology Summit To Expand Presence In Europe
HFA and Fitness Technology Summit will combine their European conferences in London on May 25-26, 2027, and collaborate on HFA Show sessions.
Not Just Moms Who Put Unvaccinated Infants At Risk Of Hepatitis B, Study Shows
A Kaiser Permanente study found most identified household HBV exposures among young children came from people other than their mothers.
What Makes Vaccine Safety Research Credible?
Michael Osterholm says vaccine-safety studies need predetermined methods, reproducible analyses and independent scrutiny to support credible findings.
Trump Signs Order Aimed At Boosting Women’s Health Research
Trump signed an order creating an NIH women’s health division and White House task force, while rescinding a Biden-era research initiative.
Could Your Fitness Tracker Be Adding Pressure To Your Routine?
A headline-only report raises questions about whether health tracking can add stress. Specific findings and evidence are not available in the report.
Navigate Behavioral Health Care For Screen Addiction
IdeaNavigator AI outlines a proposed therapist directory for compulsive screen use, with specialist verification and a 50-therapist, three-metro test.
Novel Gene Rejuvenation Therapy Preserves Cell Identity While Reversing Age
A Nature Aging study reports that SRSF1 shifted age-related measures in human skin cells and was linked to longer lifespan in aged mice.
Antioxidant May Influence Brain Changes In Multiple Sclerosis, Study Suggests
A 36-person randomized trial linked N-acetylcysteine treatment to brain-imaging changes and self-reported symptom improvements in mild to moderate MS.
Buck Institute And Georgetown Lead Effort Mapping Harmful Protein Changes Before Disease Begins
ARPA-H awarded up to $51.7 million to a nine-institution, seven-industry-partner team studying harmful protein changes before disease.
Scientists Uncover A Hidden Map Of The Brain With 539 Distinct Regions
An EPFL-led team mapped 539 lipid-defined regions in mouse brains, revealing chemical patterns missed by anatomy and gene-based maps.
A Study Links A Blood Protein To Memory And Brain Changes In Down Syndrome
A cross-sectional study links serum β-synuclein to memory scores and brain imaging changes in adults with Down syndrome, but does not establish cause.
Scientists Discover Vanilla’s Hidden Healing Potential
Flinders University researchers report antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties in vanillin, but patient treatments require further testing.
The Liability Behind Ketamine’s Promise
A medical opinion article argues that ketamine’s expanding use, including off-label prescribing, needs clearer safeguards as Presley Gerber’s death is investigated.
Elderly Adults With Masked High Blood Pressure Linked To Higher Risk Of Falls
A preliminary study of adults older than 78 found masked high blood pressure was associated with a 70% higher fall rate than sustained high blood pressure.
Friends Of BrainHealth Grants Advance Dementia Prevention And Brain Health Research
The 2026 Friends of BrainHealth awards provide more than $466,000 for research on dementia risk, early brain changes, resilience and caregiver well-being.
What Causes Alzheimer’s? 4 Leading Theories, Explained
Researchers have not settled what starts Alzheimer’s disease. Four leading theories focus on amyloid, tau, inflammation and vascular damage.
Clinical Trial Tests AI-assisted Medication Device For Older Adults With Memory Loss
A UC Davis Health trial will compare an AI-assisted medication dispenser with usual routines for 50 people with memory and thinking problems.
The “Glue” Holding Your Cells Together Has A Surprising Second Job
Researchers found that E-cadherin, known for joining epithelial cells, also helps embryos engulf dying cells while maintaining tissue barriers.
How Augusto Cury Is Gaining Attention In Global Wellness Coverage
IdeaNavigator AI flags a reported rise in global coverage of Augusto Cury and proposes testing a role-focused wellness news monitoring service.
FDA Approves First Heart Valve Designed To Grow With Children
The FDA approved Edwards Lifesciences’ Autus valve, which can be expanded as children grow. Longer-term performance and safety data are still being collected.
Anxiety Be Like [Heresvix]
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The Connection Between Alcohol Use And Fatty Liver Disease
Mayo Clinic researchers describe how excessive alcohol may disrupt a liver-cell enzyme and contribute to fat buildup. The findings are not a treatment.
GymNation To Open In Thailand, Plans 20+ Locations
GymNation plans more than 20 Thai gyms over three to five years, starting with a 40,000-square-foot Bangkok flagship in early 2027.
Sean Terwilliger’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Made Him ‘A Completely Changed Man’
After years seeking answers, Sean Terwilliger was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s at 60 and says writing helped him find purpose.
FDA Approves First Treatment For MCT8 Deficiency
FDA approves Emcitate (tiratricol), the first therapy for peripheral thyrotoxicosis in patients with MCT8 deficiency, a rare genetic disorder.
It’s Funny How Once A Country Has Universal Healthcare They Never Give It Up.
The supplied source is a social media claim, not a documented policy report. Its broad claim about universal healthcare reversals remains unverified.
‘Playing A Game Of Chicken’: Saber, Creative Solutions And Majestic Care Execs On Negotiating With Medicare Advantage Plans
Executives from Saber, Creative Solutions and Majestic Care described ending or challenging Medicare Advantage contracts over reimbursement and care pressures.
Buying Spree By Out-of-State Nursing Home Chains A Rising Trend Linked To Declining Quality In Massachusetts
A Boston Globe investigation links chain acquisitions in Massachusetts to falling star ratings, staffing cuts and increased payments to related companies.
HomeWell’s Record-Breaking Growth Amid Trickier Client Acquisition
HomeWell has sold 33 franchise deals in 2026 and is targeting 40 new owners as CEO Crystal Franz says client acquisition is getting harder.
AxisCare Unveils Axi Assist, An AI Receptionist For Home Care
A trend topic entry from an otherwise unidentified RSS feed describes AxisCare’s “Axi Assist” as an AI receptionist for home care and categorizes it as hea
Two Symptoms Linked To Antibiotic Delays In Presumed Sepsis
Interest is rising around two symptoms linked to antibiotic delays in presumed sepsis, but the underlying report and reason for the spike are unconfirmed.
Best Relaxation And Stress Relief Tools Compared
Calm vs Headspace compared on meditation quality, sleep tools, price, and beginner fit. Find out which relaxation app actually deserves your subscription.
Nurse Spreads Vaccine Misinfo; MD Vs PBM; Growing Pains Or Red Flags?
A nurse’s social media posts spreading vaccine misinformation have sparked debate over medical credibility and corporate influence in healthcare.
What Aveanna, Addus And Pennant Revealed About Growth Beyond New Referrals
Leading home health providers Aveanna, Addus, and Pennant report growth driven by factors beyond new referrals, signaling evolving market dynamics.
Is AI Flooding Medical Journals With ‘Meaningless’ Research?
Concerns are rising over AI-generated, low-quality research submissions to medical journals, sparking debates on research integrity and publication standards.
British Heart Foundation Surges In Global Coverage
Search interest and media coverage of the British Heart Foundation are surging worldwide, with reports indicating a 12-fold increase in recent coverage, though the cause remains unconfirmed.
Amsterdam Wil Proef Doen Met Medicijn Voor Crackgebruikers: “Rijk Moet Toestemming Geven” – NH Nieuws
Amsterdam aims to test a new medication for crack users, but requires approval from the Dutch government. The move signals an experimental approach to drug policy.
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Surges In Global Coverage
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries experiences a significant increase in worldwide media mentions, signaling rising global attention without confirmed details yet.
ACA Enrollment Reduction Reports
Recent reports indicate a decline in Affordable Care Act enrollment, raising questions about coverage trends and policy impacts amid rising public interest.
Amsterdam Tap Water Contains More Than Twice The PFAS Level Recommended By RIVM – Het Parool
Amsterdam tap water contains over twice the PFAS levels recommended by RIVM, raising health concerns. Details are still emerging about the source and risks.
‘So Surreal’: Woman Gives Birth While Stuck In Heavy San Francisco Traffic – The Guardian
A woman reportedly gave birth while stuck in heavy traffic in San Francisco, highlighting traffic congestion issues. Details are still emerging.
Security Guard In Barcelona Dies Of Heart Attack At Youth Center
A security guard at a Barcelona youth center died of a heart attack after a restraint incident, officials confirm. The event raises concerns about health and safety protocols.
Novartis Gains Egyptian Approval For Kisqali In Early Breast Cancer
Novartis has received regulatory approval from Egypt’s drug authority to expand Kisqali’s use for early-stage breast cancer treatment, marking a significant development.
Marta Dobrić – The School Of Pharmacy And Pharmaceutical Sciences – Trinity College Dublin
Marta Dobrić has been appointed to the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Trinity College Dublin, sparking increased interest in the program.
