Recent developments in health and medicine highlight advancements in clinical care, metabolic health, and public safety concerns.
Key Points
New migraine research is investigating emerging therapeutic targets to address treatment gaps for patients who do not find relief with traditional CGRP therapies.
An independent review recommends that support for ADHD and autism should be provided based on individual needs rather than waiting for an official diagnosis.
A study indicates that ultraprocessed foods induce a higher insulin response and reduced carbohydrate burning compared to unprocessed foods with identical caloric and macronutrient profiles.
Nearly 20 percent of American adults report experiencing 'food noise,' or persistent intrusive thoughts about food, on a regular basis.
The CDC reports that confirmed measles cases in the United States have reached 4,080, reflecting an increase of 193 cases in a single week.
A clinical trial found that metastases-directed ablation does not improve survival rates in patients with oligometastatic breast cancer compared to standard systemic therapy.
Researchers have identified undeclared prescription-strength corticosteroids in several over-the-counter skin products marketed for treating eczema and psoriasis.
A study suggests a potential link between hypertensive disorders during pregnancy and later-life dementia risk, though the statistical significance decreases when accounting for postpartum health factors.