Why loneliness is bad for your health
We often imagine loneliness as a quiet inconvenience of old age — but science paints a different picture. Loneliness is…
Multidisciplinary Care for Venous Thromboembolism in Pregnancy
Venous thromboembolism (VTE) remains one of the leading causes of maternal morbidity and mortality, particularly in the postpartum period. In…
What 10 Million People Reveal About Processed Food and Disease
Most of us already know that ultra-processed foods aren’t healthy. But how much do they affect us? An umbrella review…
WINE: Witnessing Invisible Neurotoxic Elements
When we think about the dangers of alcohol, we tend to point to ethanol. But what if the real enemy…
What We Eat Can Affect How We Sleep
WWe often think of sleep as a matter of habits — when we do go to bed, screen time before…
Performing a molecular X-ray of sensory neurons
The human body is made up of thousands of different cell types, which are undeniably different from one another. Yet,…
Vaping Could Be More Dangerous Than Smoking
New research warns that disposable e-cigarettes release toxic metals, raising serious health concerns Disposable e-cigarettes — the colorful, sweet-smelling devices…
Pharmacogenetics: from universal treatment to personalised medicine
For decades, medicine has followed a standardized approach, based on averages. Treatments are prescribed according to population studies, assuming that…
The Timing of Coffee Matters: How the Hour You Drink It Could Influence Your Health
Drinking a cup of coffee is a daily ritual for millions of people around the world. But did you know…
Why Sodium Reduction Needs a Cultural Lens to Succeed
Despite longstanding dietary guidelines and industry reformulation initiatives, sodium consumption among U.S. adults continues to exceed recommended limits. A new…