The Shingles Vaccine May Reduce The Risk Of Dementia

Research suggests shingles vaccination could reduce dementia risk. Findings are preliminary; further studies needed to confirm the link.

Columbia scientists discover surprising link between serotonin and heart valve disease

Researchers at Columbia University have identified a surprising connection between serotonin levels and the development of heart valve disease, opening new research avenues.

Why The Human Body Has So Many Design Flaws

Scientists explain that many human body flaws are due to evolutionary compromises, not design errors, highlighting the impact of evolutionary history on health.

Martha Lillard, Last US Polio Patient Using Iron Lung, Dies At 78 In Oklahoma

Martha Lillard, the last known US polio patient using an iron lung, died at age 78 in Oklahoma. Her death marks the end of an era in polio history.

Ticks Are on the Move. Here Are the Risks in Your Region.

Ticks are spreading into new areas, increasing the risk of disease transmission. Here’s what residents need to know about regional tick activity and safety.

Edwards Lifesciences Surges In Global Coverage

Edwards Lifesciences experiences a surge in worldwide coverage, with 23 mentions in recent media monitoring data, signaling increased industry interest.

Then A New Health Concern Surges In Global Coverage

A new health concern is gaining rapid global attention, with 25 mentions in recent coverage. Experts call for urgent investigation amid rising reports.