High-resolution MRI studies reveal that aphantasia, the inability to form mental images, is linked to reduced connectivity in key brain networks involved in visual processing and awareness.

A new study highlights how emotional struggles like loneliness and perceived burdensomeness contribute to the rising suicide rates among post-9/11 veterans, emphasizing the need for early intervention and support.

Discover the health benefits of Japanese walking, a simple interval-style exercise that improves cardiovascular health, strength, and longevity with minimal equipment and time commitment.

A novel imaging strategy targeting the tumor microenvironment enhances detection of diverse triple-negative breast cancer subtypes, supporting better diagnosis and personalized treatment planning.

A common over-the-counter antioxidant supplement, mitoquinone, shows potential to prevent heart failure in individuals with Type 2 diabetes, according to recent research. This promising study highlights new possibilities for heart health management in diabetic patients.

Innovative use of openly available geospatial data has led to high-resolution maps that improve targeted mosquito control, aiding efforts against disease-carrying Aedes aegypti in urban environments.

New research reveals how aging impacts brain connectivity, leading to decreased social engagement and increased risk of isolation in older adults. Understanding these changes can aid in developing strategies to promote social well-being among seniors.

A recent recall of Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim tablets highlights the risks of microbial contamination in medications used for urinary tract infections. Learn about the safety measures and affected batches.

3D bioprinting is transforming medicine, but current patent laws may hinder innovation and commercialization. Discover how legal frameworks impact this rapidly growing field.

Innovative MRI-based imaging techniques are improving the identification of cardiac sarcoidosis patients at high risk of sudden death, promoting targeted ICD therapy for better outcomes.