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Find your perfect kidney transplant center

The path to kidney transplantation marks a significant milestone in medical treatment, offering hope and renewed health to those facing end-stage renal disease. Finding the

summer, stroke

Heat waves and stroke risk; what you need to know

A comprehensive fifteen-year study from Germany’s Augsburg Hospital has revealed a significant connection between elevated nighttime temperatures and increased stroke risk. The research, which examined

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's

Alzheimer’s toll on Black Americans

Alzheimer’s disease poses a grave challenge to public health, with African Americans facing double the risk of developing the condition compared to their White counterparts.

Stress - hormonal fatigue

Why hormonal fatigue hits women harder than men

The complex relationship between hormones and fatigue disproportionately affects women. Research reveals that women report feeling tired 3.4 days per week, compared to men’s 2.7

Targeting hidden cholesterol

Cholesterol meds may reduce liver cancer risk by 31%

A recent breakthrough study has uncovered a promising link between non-statin cholesterol-lowering medications and liver cancer prevention. Among the drugs examined, ezetimibe—commonly known by its

African American woman with cancer

New cancer risks shock millennials and Gen X

A study published in The Lancet Public Health has revealed a disturbing trend affecting younger generations. Analysis of data from over 23 million cancer patients

fiber, plant-based diet

Tips on how to slow your aging through dieting

Recent research from UC San Francisco has revealed how dietary choices—specifically sugar consumption and antioxidant-rich diets—can significantly affect biological aging, shedding light on their profound