Jesper Bengtson
One urine sample caught 92% of bladder cancers, sparing patients the scope
An at-home urine test picked up more than nine in ten bladder cancers in a UK hospital trial.
A new calculator may help more heart failure patients finally get the treatment they need
A tool unveiled at ESC Congress 2026 puts personalized side-effect estimates in front of doctors.
Your waist measurement may catch health risks that your BMI quietly misses
In 1,900 U.S. adults, waist circumference caught far more true obesity than BMI, and matched a newer, more complex framework.
Sleeping under 7 or over 9 hours a night may leave hidden marks on your brain
A large Yale-led study tied both short and long sleep to silent brain lesions that foreshadow stroke and dementia.
If you have type 2 diabetes, starting statins early may lower your dementia risk
A Danish study of more than 132,000 patients points to a clear timing benefit.
Taking an SSRI for depression? These foods and drinks may work against you
Three everyday interactions can undercut your SSRI, and one is potentially life-threatening.