New study probes why COVID vaccines may trigger heart inflammation in some people
Researchers describe a potential immune-linked mechanism and highlight a demographic with higher signals, while stressing that vaccines remain essential.
Researchers describe a potential immune-linked mechanism and highlight a demographic with higher signals, while stressing that vaccines remain essential.
CDC data show rising influenza activity in New York, Colorado, New Jersey and Louisiana, with experts cautioning the season could persist into spring.
Australian researchers report pupillary response can objectively identify aphantasia, a hidden disability affecting mental imagery in about 2–5% of people.
59-year-old Darren Harris of Paignton underwent cutting-edge treatment for a slow-growing brain tumour after years of tinnitus
First antiviral to prevent dengue in early trials arrives as major sponsor exits, highlighting a gap between medical need and market incentives
A routine MRI for an arm issue led to the incidental detection of papillary thyroid cancer in a 27-year-old, highlighting how thyroid cancer can be asymptomatic and the role of incidental findings in early diagnosis.
An NHS GP warns high-fat and sugary Christmas staples can trigger symptoms for people using GLP-1 weight-loss medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro.
A two-strain probiotic combination, Lactobacillus acidophilus LA-5 and Bifidobacterium animalis ssp lactis BB-12, improved irritable bowel syndrome symptoms in a randomized trial, with early gains and measurable gut microbiome changes.
A case of magnesium deficiency highlights how nutrition may influence mood disorders, while research notes both promise and limits