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Healthcare professional discussing type 2 diabetes remission and skeletal muscle after sleeve gastrectomy with a patient.

Muscle Mass May Influence Diabetes Remission

May 2026

Type 2 diabetes remission after sleeve gastrectomy may be linked to higher skeletal muscle, new data suggest.

Traveler drinking safe bottled water while preparing for travel to a cholera risk area

What Travelers Should Know About Cholera

Cholera remains rare in travelers, but risk rises with unsafe water, outbreak exposure, and delayed treatment.

Bowl of plain yogurt prepared for infant complementary feeding, illustrating yogurt in infant nutrition.

Yogurt in Infant Nutrition Explained

Yogurt can be introduced from 6 months, offering nutrients and live cultures that support infant health.

Cancer survivor using a mobile nutrition app to track diet and support quality of life after treatment

Mobile Nutrition App Improves Diet in Patients with Cancer

A mobile nutrition app improved dietary moderation and appetite loss outcomes in patients with cancer over 4 weeks.

Hospital leadership team reviewing service pressures and crisis response planning in a clinical setting

Hospital Crisis Decision-Making Carries Hidden Risks

A qualitative study suggests hospital crisis decision-making can sideline routine care, while strengthening preparedness for later emergencies.

Midlife woman experiencing migraine symptoms during the menopause transition

What Menopause Transition Means for Migraine

Migraine often becomes more frequent, severe, and harder to manage during the menopause transition in midlife women.

Stethoscope resting on a notebook, representing healthcare education and training

Metaverse Training Strengthens Infectious Disease Preparedness

Metaverse based infectious disease training improved engagement and self-directed learning for school nurses in this qualitative study.

Parent receiving psychological support while caring for a child in paediatric palliative care

Psychological Support for Parents in Pediatric Palliative Care

Psychological interventions for parents in pediatric palliative care improved short term mental health outcomes.

Older adult reviewing paperwork with a caregiver, illustrating practical judgment in aging and decision making.

Practical Judgment Declines with Cognitive Impairment

Practical judgment in aging was linked to scam engagement and brain connectivity in older adults without dementia.

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