Modeling of nationally representative US data suggested broader implementation of the AHA/ACC 's 2025 recommendations could expand antihypertensive treatment eligibility and reduce long-term mortality among high-risk adults.
Moderate coffee consumption generally appeared safe for most adults, but randomized evidence suggested divergent effects on atrial fibrillation and premature ventricular contractions.
In a phase 2b trial, the highest dose produced an estimated 12% mean weight reduction vs 1% with placebo, although gastrointestinal adverse events were common.
In a pooled analysis of two randomized crossover trials, reducing nightly sleep by about 1.5 hours for 6 weeks was associated with modest increases in body weight and waist circumference without measurable changes in body composition.
A living clinical guideline outlines a treatment hierarchy for selected pharmacologic therapies in patients with obesity and selected patients with overweight.
Narrative review describes how physiologic stressors accumulate from induction through postintubation care and may contribute to cardiovascular deterioration during airway management.
National survey findings suggest many US adults report making health decisions based on social media despite widespread concerns about the accuracy of health information shared to the platforms.
When fiber metabolism falters in lupus, the microbiome may start dining on the host instead. This week: mucin-munching bugs, brain-delivered DHA with no cognitive payoff, and lipid-loaded MS lesions that may not be innocent bystanders.
In two population-based cohorts, metabolically unhealthy status generally showed higher dementia risk estimates, while metabolically healthy obesity was not associated with increased risk in primary analyses.