New Drug Class Shows Promise for Hidradenitis Suppurativa Sufferers
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JAK inhibitors and biologics offer new hope for treating the chronic inflammatory skin condition, though access remains a concern.
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Ill-fitting Bras Can Lead to Health Issues, Experts Warn
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Wearing the wrong bra size can cause neck and back pain, permanent indentations, and even damage breast tissue, according to a biomechanics expert.
Mothers Report Lack of Post-Cesarean Support
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New data indicates a rise in C-sections, while mothers share experiences of insufficient recovery care.
New Drug Tozorakimab Shows Promise in Reducing COPD Symptoms in Clinical Trials
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The first biologic drug of its kind, tozorakimab, demonstrated significant reductions in exacerbations for current and former smokers in late-stage trials, and has been accepted for priority review by the FDA.
Dietary Habits Linked to Fatty Liver Disease, Experts Say
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An estimated 25% of U.S. adults have metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), a condition that is largely preventable and reversible through diet.
Frequent Nighttime 'Micro-Awakenings' May Signal Higher Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds
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Research suggests disruptions in sleep patterns, even if not consciously noticed, could be an early indicator of increased genetic risk for the neurodegenerative disease.
Beauty Editor Develops Skin Condition From Underarm Shaving, Warns of Common Mistakes
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An overlooked underarm routine can lead to dermatitis, a condition exacerbated by factors like old razors, expired products, and irritating ingredients.
Super Elastic Springs Revolutionize Skull Surgery for Infants
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A world-first use of advanced nitinol springs allows for less invasive skull reshaping in babies with rare conditions.
Secondhand Smoke Still Causes 1.7 Million Deaths Annually Worldwide, Study Finds
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A new report indicates that passive smoking remains a significant global health risk, particularly impacting regions in Asia, despite reductions in exposure in some Western countries.