Tag: disease

Nasal Spray May Slow Alzheimer’s Disease, Study in Mice Suggests : ScienceAlert

Alzheimer's disease, often referred to as type III diabetes due to its link with insulin resistance, has long

Research highlights disparities in heart disease, stroke trends worldwide

Cardiovascular diseases such as stroke and ischemic heart disease are major causes of death and disability worldwide. However,

David Lynch Admits He Can ‘Barely Walk’ Amid Lung Disease Battle

David Lynch Opens Up About Quitting Smoking and Battling Emphysema Renowned filmmaker David Lynch has recently shared his

A common drug may help treat a rare genetic disease

A recent study presented at the American Society of Human Genetics annual meeting suggests that ibuprofen, a common

Even doctors call my son’s rare disease by the wrong name

The ongoing debate within my family's rare disease community regarding the use of the eponym Niemann-Pick has recently

UK’s NICE Says Alzheimer’s Disease Drug Kisunla Is Not Cost-Effective

The Alzheimer's disease drug Kisunla (donanemab) recently received approval from the United Kingdom medicines authority, following the U.S.

Low sugar intake in utero and in early childhood found to significantly reduce risk of midlife chronic disease

A recent study published in Science has shed light on the long-term health effects of early-life sugar consumption.

New Diagnostic Blood Test For Alzheimer’s Disease Targets Tau

A groundbreaking study from Sweden has recently introduced a new blood test capable of detecting Alzheimer's disease with

Standing more may not reduce cardiovascular disease risk, could increase circulatory issues

Standing desks have become a popular trend among office workers and individuals in various industries who are looking

Alzheimer’s Disease Harms The Brain in 2 Distinct Phases, Study Reveals : ScienceAlert

An In-Depth Look at Alzheimer's Disease Progression Revealed by Genetic Activity of Brain Cells An analysis of the

One big question about cardiovascular disease; experts’ answers

But I think we need to start even earlier, in prenatal care, and then in the first 1,000

Nobel gender gap, persistent heart disease

This research opens up new possibilities for potential Alzheimer’s treatments by targeting specific brain cell types. By focusing