General Healthcare

Study shows alcohol use disorders affects 55% of people with borderline personality disorder, highlighting urgent need for integrated clinical care.

The WHO’s new handbook offers practical guidance to strengthen STI prevention, improve care delivery, and address rising global infection rates effectively.

A large prospective study in JAMA finds higher caffeinated coffee and tea intake is associated with lower dementia risk and modestly better cognitive function over decades of follow-up.

A recent surge in the global demand for smart wearables sees an emerging body of research on the relevant health implications.

A UK study shows AI medical assistants perform well alone but fail to improve public health decisions in practice.

A clinical trial suggests intermittent fasting may reduce Crohn’s disease activity and improve symptoms, without calorie restriction.

The 2026 Winter Olympics is the first at which GLP-1RAs will be monitored by the World Anti-Doping Agency, amid their growing use.

Dyslexia may stem from vulnerable brain networks rather than single genes, offering new insight into diagnosis and intervention.