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MRI Measure of Brain Iron Predicts Mild Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults

Increased tissue magnetic susceptibility in the entorhinal cortex and putamen is significantly associated with the onset of mild cognitive impairment and cognitive decline in cognitively unimpaired older adults.

Cocoa Flavanols Reduce Age-Related Cardiovascular Inflammation

Cocoa flavanol supplements reduce key inflammatory markers linked to ageing and heart disease. Keep reading to learn their clinical potential.

Spider-Inspired Soft Robots Could Transform Gastrointestinal Cancer Treatment

New bio-inspired robots navigate complex GI environments, offering targeted drug delivery and promising minimally invasive cancer therapies.

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Breast Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma Rates Vary by Race and Ethnicity

New research shows rising rates of breast anaplastic large cell lymphoma among White and Hispanic women, with notable racial and ethnic disparities.

Mediterranean Diet May Help Protect Against Severe Gum Disease

Eating a Mediterranean-style diet rich in plant foods may protect against severe gum disease, while frequent red meat consumption could increase risk.

Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Interview with Cathleen Biga

I think what we have discovered post-COVID-19 is that cardiology is a team sport and caring for today’s patient population…

Racial Disparities to PSA Screening Uncovered

Black men remain underrepresented in large screening trials, and screening rates declined across all groups after the 2012 US Preventive Services Task Force recommendations.

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Pfizer enters obesity race with $4.9bn Metsera deal

Pfizer is claiming a space in the global obesity market as it announces plans to acquire weight loss drug developer Metsera for $4.9bn.

Extended Reality in Medicine

Rohan Jotwani, anesthesiologist and XR/AI innovator, shares how immersive technology is transforming pain management, medical training, and more

Abdominal Fat Raises GORD Risk, Especially in Women

A UK Biobank study finds abdominal fat significantly raises GERD risk, with stronger associations in women than men.