High Fat Diets Have Been Linked to Significant Brain Changes
High-fat diets during adolescence disrupt brain development, reward systems, and impulsivity.
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Green Tea May Protect Cognitive Ability in Aging Adults
Green tea may reduce dementia risk by protecting the brain from damage.
New Approach Improves Heart Condition Diagnosis for Women
Personalized heart condition diagnosis refines accuracy, especially for women.
Biomarker Testing Cuts Lung Cancer Deaths
Research shows biomarker testing reduces lung cancer deaths by 40% in smokers.
Private Equity Takeovers Harm Hospital Care
Private equity acquisitions worsen hospital care quality, patient satisfaction, and equity over time.
Study Explores Alcohol, Calcium’s Role in Colorectal Cancer
Research links alcohol and red meat to higher colorectal cancer risk, while calcium-rich foods protect against it.
Former McKinsey Partner Admits to Destroying Evidence
Martin Elling pleads guilty to destroying evidence in McKinsey’s opioid case.
European Study Targets Faster Depression Treatments
Study streamlines depression treatment through faster, more effective trials.
Study: Test Identifies Susceptibility to Opioid Use Disorder
Genetic test for opioid use disorder shows inaccuracies, raising concerns about reliability.
Radiofrequency Spine Therapy vs. Traditional Surgery: Which is Better?
Both radiofrequency spine therapy and traditional spine surgery offer unique advantages and can be the right choice depending on the severity and nature of the spine condition.