The new SAFE score is a point-based tool designed to identify endometriosis early and reduce diagnostic delays, helping women receive faster care.

Unhealthy lifestyle habits are fueling the global rise in cardiometabolic diseases. Simple lifestyle changes can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

New 2026 cholesterol guidelines urge earlier screening and lower LDL targets for high-risk patients to prevent heart disease through lifestyle and medication.

New research suggests the thymus, long thought inactive in adults, may play a key role in aging, heart health, and cancer outcomes.

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Air India’s “shape up or ship out” policy highlights gaps in BMI-based fitness assessment, prompting experts to emphasize waist measures and functional testing.

Small RNAs play a major role in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Specific RNA profiles show distinct changes in the brain, especially in younger people.

Artificial intelligence may help doctors identify serious symptoms in childhood cancer survivors—especially when models are guided with richer prompts.

Earlier use of cholesterol lowring drug evolocumab may reduce heart attack and stroke risk in high-risk diabetes patients without known heart disease.

India’s minimally invasive glaucoma surgery market is set for steady growth through 2033, driven by rising glaucoma cases, expanding eye care access.

Emerging therapies, including inhaled and targeted treatments, could reshape care for progressive pulmonary fibrosis and address unmet patient needs.

New ACC.26 research shows deaths tied to high blood pressure-related heart disease are rising sharply among U.S. women aged 25 to 44.