UTIs, Pneumonia—Dementia Risk Surges
A trip to the hospital for a bad infection may leave more than a scar on your medical chart, decades of research now show...
Olive Oil Ritual Sparks Doctor Debate
A single spoonful of olive oil before breakfast has become a daily ritual for people chasing an easier stomach, and the science actually backs...
117-Year-Old’s Body Breaks Aging Rules
Scientists mapped a 117-year-old’s body and found decay and resilience living side by side—and that twist may rewrite how we think about aging.Story SnapshotA...
Staggering Alzheimer’s Risk Gap: Women Blindsided
Maria Shriver told a room full of health leaders that most women wait too long to think about their brains, and by then, damage...
The 8,759-Hour Health Blindspot
Most people with a chronic illness spend less than one hour a year in front of a doctor, yet that hour is often treated...
Health Wearables: What Your Data Can and Cannot Tell You
Your smartwatch doesn't know you're sick. It knows you're different than usual, and that small distinction changes everything about how you should read its...
Post-Workout Mistake Halves Gains
Men over 40 who skip the ten minutes after a workout are throwing away half the benefit of the workout itself.Story SnapshotFitness and grooming...
Low Liver Enzymes, Colon Cancer Spike?
A routine blood test result that looks "too good" might actually be a warning sign for colon cancer in younger adults.Story SnapshotNew research links...
Stomach Cancer Alarm Tied To Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
Drinking just one soda a day could more than double your risk of stomach cancer, according to researchers at Mass General Brigham.Story SnapshotA new...
Start Late, Pay Later: Estrogen’s Heart Trap
Estrogen can guard a woman's heart, but only if her body gets it back at the right moment.Quick TakeA March 2026 consensus statement from...
