Category: 6. Health

The American Heart Association cautions that the extra exertion of shoveling snow in extremely cold temperatures can be deadly

DALLAS, Dec. 12, 2025 — A…

Our top content coverage from the spring Association of Cancer Care Centers (ACCC) 51st Annual Meeting & Cancer Center Business Summit included coverage on challenges in cancer care, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to find lung cancer in…

The Bmal1 gene regulates the circadian oscillation of almost every cell in the body. “When Bmal1 is not functioning properly, the whole organism undergoes some sort of biological jet lag,” Hidalgo says. “You’re eating when your genes are…

HIV was once a death sentence. Thanks to antiretroviral therapy, it’s now a chronic disease. But the daily treatment is for life. Without the drug, the virus rapidly rebounds.

Scientists have long hunted for a more permanent solution. One option…

Adding information about mammographic density into existing breast cancer risk models modestly improved breast cancer risk stratification among women of European ancestry, according to a recent study.

Charlotta V. Mulder, of the National Cancer…

Flu cases rose 55% in one week in England this month, as the NHS braces for a “worst-case scenario” in the next fortnight as hospitals, GP surgeries and ambulances services come under intense strain.

It comes as the British Medical Association…

A NEW study has identified a specific immune cell profile that strongly predicts mortality in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a progressive and often fatal lung disease. Researchers used single-cell RNA sequencing…