A sweeping analysis finds the biggest levers we can pull—at home and in clinics—to lower the combined risk […]
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A new medical review pulls together what we know about mpox (formerly “monkeypox”)—and the practical steps that slow […]
A new expert review maps the tools—and the to‑do list—for bringing trustworthy digital measures into clinics and trials. […]
People with blood vitamin D around 75 nmol/L (≈30 ng/mL) had the lowest odds of type 2 diabetes […]
New review looks at early, real‑world tests of artificial intelligence in crowded emergency departments. A new systematic review […]
Adults with non‑alcoholic fatty liver disease who had adequate vitamin D levels were less likely to screen positive […]
The gist: Children who experience more adversity tend to sleep less — and that shortfall shows up in a […]
A new systematic review and meta‑analysis finds that people who experienced adversity in childhood—such as abuse, neglect or […]
Older adults who lived through multiple adverse experiences before age 18 may face a higher chance of developing […]
Childhood trauma tied to higher suicide risk in low‑ and middle‑income countries, major review finds
Bullying, abuse and family disruption among the experiences most strongly linked to suicidal thoughts, plans or attempts. A […]
Adults who lived through adversity in childhood appear more likely to report early memory and thinking problems—often years […]
Seven prospective studies find that artificial intelligence can speed up and sharpen emergency department triage, while highlighting real‑world […]
A new study of adults treated for migraine suggests the condition may affect more than just head pain. […]
New analysis of a national survey suggests health‑promotion tasks are the hardest for nearly everyone—and especially for those […]
Outdoor exercise may feel a bit better—but hard proof that it’s healthier than indoor workouts is still thin. […]
New meta‑analysis in JAMA Pediatrics maps where risks are highest—and what can help. A major systematic review and meta‑analysis led […]
Large German registry study suggests switching to PHQ‑9 and GAD‑7 in routine care to avoid missed cases—then confirming […]
A new expert review in Alzheimer’s & Dementia argues that smartphones, smartwatches, and unobtrusive home sensors could help detect frontotemporal […]