A Biograph study found elevated coronary inflammation in 42.9% of asymptomatic, low-risk participants, but its clinical significance remains unproven.
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15 Best Digital Bathroom Scales With Body Composition in 2027
Compare 15 digital bathroom scales with body composition by display, app features, capacity, and measurement style to find the right fit.
HHS Launches Kidney Care Plan To Expand Home Dialysis, Spur Competition
HHS launched a kidney care plan focused on prevention, home dialysis and transplantation reform, while details on implementation and competition remain unclear.
Short Gaps Between Pregnancies May Accelerate Biological Aging In Mothers
A review proposes that limited recovery time between pregnancies could shape biological aging, but long-term effects have not been established.
Intermittent Fasting Combined With Exercise Promotes Weight Loss In Obese Adults
A 12-week trial found fasting with supervised exercise improved weight and body-fat loss, but did not reduce liver fat more than standard care.
Modulating GPCR Signaling Could Help Delay Multiple Age-related Diseases
A Frontiers in Science paper proposes targeting GPCR networks to address aging biology, but the approach remains a research proposal, not a proven therapy.
More Medications, More Risks. If You’re Worried, Start A Deprescribing Discussion.
More older adults take five or more medications, increasing the chance of side effects and interactions. Experts say patients can ask clinicians to review their prescriptions.
15 Best Heated Eye Masks for Dry Eyes in 2027
Compare 15 heated eye masks for dry eyes, from reusable warm compresses to cordless and self-heating options, with guidance on fit, care, and features.
How Hurricanes Affect Hospitalizations And Deaths Among Older Adults Using Electricity-dependent Medical Devices
A North Carolina study found flood exposure was associated with hospitalizations and deaths among older Medicare patients using electric medical devices.
