Rethinking the Sweet Tooth: What Happens When You Cut Back on Added Sugar
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Normal Cholesterol Panel? Why You Might Still Need an Lp(a) Test
Under national health screening guidelines, adults undergo routine dyslipidemia blood panels every four years—starting at age 24 for men and age 40...
Beyond Diseased Samples: National Biobank to Collect Healthy Organ Tissue from Deceased Donors
When a specific gene or protein is expressed at unusually high levels in diseased tissue, determining whether the...
'Can I Be a Mother, Too?': 30-Year Study Shows Safe Pregnancy Is Possible with Valvular Heart Disease
For women with valvular heart disease, pregnancy has long been considered a high-stakes undertaking.
Expanded Health Insurance Coverage Lowers Barrier to Care for Rare Heart and Kidney Disorder
Patients suffering from light-chain amyloidosis, a rare and debilitating blood disorder that causes abnormal proteins...
The Cost of Over-Supplementing: How Everyday Pills Can Quietly Damage Liver and Kidneys
Many people take a cocktail of medications, vitamins, and dietary supplements daily, hoping to safeguard their health.
The Ozempic Multiplier: Why Lifestyle Habits Still Dictate Heart Health in the GLP-1 Era
It has been three months since I started my once-weekly Ozempic injection. My blood sugar is clearly under control, and...
The Dangerous Duo: Why Managing High Blood Pressure and Diabetes is Critical
An increasing number of individuals are being diagnosed with both diabetes and high blood pressure simultaneously.
The “Muscle Thief”: Why Low-Carb, High-Fat Diets are a Hidden Danger for Arthritis Patients
A low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet may facilitate short-term weight loss, but it is unsustainable and poses significant...
The Silent Epidemic: How Housing Conditions Drive Heart-Damaging Chagas Disease
Even when infected, the body often provides no clear warning signs. Yet, decades later, the heart can deteriorate...