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Swedish Study Links Long COVID to Higher Cardiovascular Risk, Stronger in Women

The findings point to the need for gender‑aware follow‑up of patients treated outside hospitals.

Study Finds No Long-Term Psychosis Risk From Methylphenidate in Kids and Teens

Severe Infections Tied to Higher Dementia Risk in Large Finnish Study

Neurology Study: Dementia Risk Nearly Tripled in Type 1 Diabetes, Doubled in Type 2

Study Ties Childhood PFAS, Especially PFOA, to Lower Adolescent Bone Density

Severe COVID and Flu Linked to Higher Long-Term Lung Cancer Risk, Cell Study Finds

University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center Ransomware Breach Exposes Data of Nearly 1.2 Million People

Vegetarian Diet Lowers Risk of Five Cancers, Oxford Pooled Study Finds

Preliminary Large Study Links Morning Chronotype and Exercise to Lower ALS Risk

Hypoxia Turns Red Blood Cells Into Glucose Sinks, Pointing to New Diabetes Therapies

Massive U.S. Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk

Moderate Caffeinated Coffee or Tea Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Large JAMA Study Finds

Diet Quality, Not Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat, Tied to Heart Risk in Landmark JACC Study

Moderate Coffee or Tea Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Large JAMA Study

Large Harvard-Led Study Links Moderate Caffeinated Coffee and Tea Intake to Lower Dementia Risk

JAMA Analysis Links Midlife Caffeinated Coffee or Tea to Slightly Lower Dementia Risk

New Analyses Link Ultra‑Processed Foods to Higher Mortality and Disease Risk, Drawing Parallels to Tobacco Tactics

Moderate Caffeinated Coffee or Tea Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, JAMA Study Finds

Night Owls Linked to Higher Heart Risk, Largely Driven by Changeable Habits

Ultraprocessed Foods Tied to Higher Cardiovascular Odds in New U.S. Study as Tobacco Parallels Fuel Policy Calls