Recent research reveals how specific dietary patterns can help older adults reduce the risk and slow the progression of chronic illnesses like heart disease, dementia, and diabetes.

Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a sugar coating technique on pancreatic beta cells that could protect them from immune system attack, offering new hope for type 1 diabetes treatment.

An editorial calls for increased research focus on the systemic heart-lung interactions in pulmonary vascular disease, emphasizing a holistic approach to understanding and treating this complex condition.

New research indicates that early childhood living in rural environments may significantly increase the risk of developing type 1 diabetes, highlighting the importance of environmental factors in disease development.

A recent study highlights increasing cannabis use among Black and Hispanic men with chronic health conditions, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions and policy adjustments.

Discover how engaging, open-ended play supports cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development in young children and how caregivers can enhance these learning experiences.

New research reveals shared biological mechanisms between long COVID and ME/CFS, paving the way for targeted treatments of these debilitating post-infection syndromes.

New research reveals that analyzing simple words in online hospital reviews can provide meaningful insights into patient experiences and help improve healthcare quality in real time.

A groundbreaking study suggests Medicare could save $3.6 billion annually by reducing low-value services that offer little benefit or pose risks to older adults, promoting more efficient and safer healthcare practices.

A groundbreaking study uncovers three inflammatory pathways behind asthma attacks in children, pointing to the need for personalized treatments to combat persistent flare-ups.