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Study suggests obesity could speed up brain changes tied to Alzheimer’s

A new study suggests that obesity may accelerate early biological changes linked to Alzheimer’s.

Novo Nordisk halts Alzheimer’s trial after disappointing results

Researchers had hoped for a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s treatment, but the latest findings have created new uncertainty.

Important scientific developments of 2025

Medical research in 2025 highlighted a shift toward more accessible forms of care.

New research suggests certain foods may help reduce blood pressure

High blood pressure remains one of the most widespread chronic conditions, and even slight reductions are known to ease strain on the heart and blood vessels.

The needle-free weight loss drug could become available next year

A potential new treatment for obesity and type 2 diabetes is moving closer to approval - will it become Ozempic 2.0?

Study suggests obesity could speed up brain changes tied to Alzheimer’s

A new study suggests that obesity may accelerate early biological changes linked to Alzheimer’s.

Novo Nordisk halts Alzheimer’s trial after disappointing results

Researchers had hoped for a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s treatment, but the latest findings have created new uncertainty.

Important scientific developments of 2025

Medical research in 2025 highlighted a shift toward more accessible forms of care.

New research suggests certain foods may help reduce blood pressure

High blood pressure remains one of the most widespread chronic conditions, and even slight reductions are known to ease strain on the heart and blood vessels.

10-minute test can reveal the cause of your high blood pressure

A fast imaging test may help identify why some patients don’t respond to standard hypertension treatments.

Study identifies cellular process that could change cholesterol treatment

New findings suggest that the body’s own immune cells may play a bigger role in clearing cholesterol than previously understood.

New research shows how UV light triggers inflammation in skin cells

A new study suggests that UV exposure can switch off an internal regulatory system in the skin, and allowing inflammation to escalate.

Early RSV protection may reduce childhood asthma

A growing body of evidence suggests that protecting newborns from RSV could influence children’s long-term respiratory health.

Tattoo ink lingers in the body – and could shape how we respond to vaccines

New research suggests that tattoo ink doesn’t simply remain in the skin.

Researchers explore why some bodies react differently to soybean oil

New findings suggest that soybean oil could help explain why some gain weight while others don't.