FIND Lp(a) machine learning model aims to transform cardiovascular disease screening
Today, the Family Heart Foundation®, a leading research and advocacy organization, announced the successful completion of the Flag, Identify, Network and Deliver™ “FIND Lp(a)” machine learning model – a first-of-its-kind offering being implemented in care delivery systems across the United States.
Black women suffer racism and rudeness while recovering from childbirth, investigation finds
As well as equipment issues and a lack of operating theatres, the investigation found shocking evidence of discrimination against people belonging to ethnic minorities.
How much do teenage boys really need to eat?
Bowls of Weet-Bix. Loaves of bread. Packs of noodles. It it actually necessary?
Global fight against antimicrobial resistance sees surge in deaths among older adults
Comprehensive study estimates the global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) burden from 1990 to 2021, identifying significant age and regional disparities. It highlights future AMR death projections and underscores the importance of prevention and new antibiotic development.
Brazilian vegans meet protein needs but rely on ultra-processed products, study shows
In an article published in JAMA Network Open, researchers at the University of São Paulo's Medical School (FM-USP) report on a study involving 774 men and women who followed a vegan diet in Brazil.
Philanthropic investment establishes research center to advance precision diagnosis for diseases
An outstanding $21 million philanthropic investment will establish a pioneering research center to advance precision diagnosis for diseases that affect millions of Australians.
Eat more fruit and vegetables to lower frailty risk
Research finds that higher intake of fruits and vegetables significantly lowers frailty risk, especially in underweight individuals. Whole fruits and red-orange vegetables offer the greatest protective effects.
Genetic factors drive fussy eating from toddlerhood to adolescence
Fussy eating is mainly influenced by genes and is a stable trait lasting from toddlerhood to early adolescence, finds a new study led by researchers from UCL (University College London), King's College London and the University of Leeds.
Water outages are the new norm in Joburg and will be for a while
With strained water systems across Johannesburg combined with higher temperatures, residents are likely to continue experiencing water outages, especially in high-lying areas, for a prolonged period this summer.
Plasma pTau181 predicts Alzheimer’s progression in real-world memory clinic patients
Researchers confirm plasma pTau181 is a strong predictor for Alzheimer's in patients with mild cognitive impairment, offering a less invasive diagnostic tool for early intervention.
Amyloid-β and tau disrupt brain activity, driving early cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s risk
Researchers discover how amyloid-β and tau pathologies interact to drive early neurophysiological changes and cognitive decline in older adults at risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
NHS maternity care scandals are 'not isolated to one or two trusts' and are happening nationwide
The Care Quality Commission has found baby death or injury incidents were not learned from as Health Secretary Wes Streeting said it was a "cause for national shame"
'I lost astonishing 25st and friends no longer recognise me – but it's come at a cost'
Cole Prochaska, from Columbia, South Carolina, used to weigh 42 stone and wear size 8XL clothes after living on meals like McDonald's breakfasts, burgers and pizza
'We need change now' says devastated pal after 'kind and gentle soul' found dead in hospital A+E toilets
"We need to work on this because it's not getting any better, in fact it's probably getting worse"
New study backs 'ultimate superfood' which can help stop dementia and reduce blood pressure
One common fruit which has been backed by nutritional scientist Tim Spector has soared in price because it has so many health benefits
North Devon MP vows action on river and ocean pollution at climate forum
Is our water safe? North Devon MP Ian Roome says no
Twin study of fussy eaters reveals new clues
Genetics influence how adventurous or fussy a child is about food, the large study suggests.
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