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23 Jul Obesity and the Disabled Population in New York City
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Abigail Franklin Vice President for Development & Communications The New York Academy of Medicine MedicalResearch.com: What are the main findings of the study? Answer: The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Overweight and Obesity Brief was derived from information gathered for the NYS Behavioral Risk Factor...14 Jan Sugar, Processed Meat Raise Risk of Myocardial Infarction
Click Here for more Articles on Nutrition and Heart Disease MedicalResearch.com Interview with: James J. DiNicolantonio, PharmD Associate Editor BMJ Open Heart Cardiovascular Research Scientist Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute Medical Research: What is the background for this study? What are the main findings? Dr. DiNicolantonio: We comprehensively reviewed...
03 Jul How Science Prerequisites Prepare Future Nurses for Evidence-Based Practice
Science prerequisites like anatomy, microbiology, and chemistry aren't just checkboxes — they're the foundation nurses rely on for safe, evidence-based patient care.
03 Jul The Evidence Behind Preventive Medicine: How Comprehensive Health Assessments Can Extend Healthspan
Preventive medicine is shifting healthcare from treating disease to preventing it — combining early detection, personalized risk assessment, and lifestyle medicine.
18 Jun Do GLP-1 Drugs Cause Muscle Loss? What Patients Should Know
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in Weight Research
Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound cause less muscle loss than headlines suggest. Here's how to protect muscle on GLP-1 drugs.
11 May GLP-1 Medications: Revolutionizing Weight Loss with New Oral Options
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in Weight Research
GLP-1 receptor agonists have transformed weight management, and new oral formulations recently approved by the FDA are expanding access — here is what patients and providers need to know about efficacy, side effects, and dietary support.
06 May Do You Need a Fiber Supplement? What to Know
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in Nutrition
Most Americans fall far short of daily fiber goals — but does that mean you need a supplement? A registered dietitian breaks down the types, benefits, and who might actually benefit.
30 Apr Annual Wellness Physicals: The One Appointment That Could Save Your Life (But Most People Ignore)
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in General Medicine
Feeling fine doesn't mean everything is fine. Annual wellness physicals catch serious conditions before symptoms appear, create personalized health strategies, and give you a proactive edge on long-term well-being. Here is why skipping them is a risk not worth taking.
26 Mar The Operational Factors Influencing Outcomes in Women’s Healthcare
Women's healthcare service delivery depends on effective coordination among gynecologists and obstetricians, as well as nutritionists and mental health specialists. The combination of digital administration tools and analytical capabilities enables organizations to streamline processes, reduce patient confusion, and eliminate duplication of medical services.
25 Mar What Your Smile Says About Your Overall Health
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in Dental Research
Jaw pain, clicking, and chronic headaches that seem to originate near the temples are often connected to teeth grinding and clenching. While this might seem like a purely dental issue, it's frequently rooted in stress, anxiety, or sleep disorders.
10 Feb Top 6 Daily Habits That Support Healthy Aging, According to Research
Learn 6 proven daily habits that support healthy aging, cellular health, and long-term wellness with practical, research-based tips
25 Jan Harvard T.H. Chan School Finds Varying Physical Activities Better for Longevity
It’s important to keep a high level of total physical activity, and on top of that, diversifying the types of activities may be more beneficial.
23 Sep Staying on Track: The Benefits of Regular Health Checkups
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in General Medicine
Staying on track with your health isn’t about waiting for problems; it’s about preventing them. Regular checkups provide countless benefits: catching diseases early, building trust with your provider, receiving lifestyle guidance, reducing costs, and supporting your emotional well-being. Beyond the personal benefits, your commitment to routine care encourages family and community members to follow suit, creating a culture of health and prevention.
16 Sep The demographic shift – turning aging into a growth opportunity through healthcare innovation
The World Economic Forum estimates that improving health span (years lived in good health) could add USD 10 trillion to global GDP by 2050. Companies investing in health innovation for older adults report higher adoption rates, since these solutions often cascade to younger demographics too (e.g., telehealth, wearables).
10 Sep What Research Demonstrates About Ageing
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in Aging
It’s not only biology that defines ageing. In fact, research shows mental and social health matter deeply too. Older adults who maintain strong social networks, pursue hobbies, and continue learning often experience greater resilience, better mental health, and even longer lifespans.
07 Jul What Does It Mean if Mitochondria Don’t Function Properly?
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in Author Interviews
Certain medications, infections, and underlying health conditions (such as diabetes or autoimmune disorders) can also negatively impact mitochondrial efficiency. While some causes are unavoidable, many are linked to modifiable behaviors and exposures.
28 Mar 8 Raw Honey Benefits That Can Help Transform Your Health Naturally
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in Nutrition
Raw honey has many antioxidants, enzymes, and nutrients. It may aid in immune support and digestion, can soothe a sore throat, can help heal wounds, and acts as a natural source of energy that is not from processed sugars.
03 Mar The Role of Primary Care in Preventative Medicine
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in Primary Care
Through education and personalized health plans, primary care physicians help patients take control of their well-being, making informed decisions that prevent long-term health complications.
26 Feb How Medical Advances Are Improving Aged Care Services
Access to advancements in care for the aged can be limited by factors like cost and availability, particularly in rural or underserved areas. Addressing these barriers will be crucial to ensuring that everyone can benefit from the progress being made.
19 Feb Why treating COPD is important
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in Pulmonary Disease
Treating COPD is essential for improving lung function, enhancing quality of life, and preventing severe complications. Effective management strategies include medication, pulmonary rehabilitation, and lifestyle modifications. Early intervention plays a crucial role in ensuring a longer and healthier life
27 Jan Addressing Global Health Issues Through Targeted Research
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in Global Health
Discover how to develop targeted medical research that creates a lasting impact. Learn the essential elements involved in this approach.
24 Jan Diabetes Risk from Sugary Drinks May Be Higher for Some People
At an individual level, making dietary changes and integrating physical exercise into the daily routine are crucial. Minor adjustments like avoiding ultra-processed foods and switching to whole grains can go a long way. Physicians also recommend preventive health checks, particularly if you have a family history of conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular problems.
20 Jan The Hormonal Connection: Unraveling Cardiovascular Health Beyond the Basics
Cardiovascular health is far more than a matter of managing cholesterol and blood pressure. Hormones, from oxytocin to cortisol, play vital roles in determining heart health and resilience. By addressing these hormonal influences and embracing holistic strategies, individuals can achieve a deeper level of cardiovascular wellness that transcends conventional approaches
29 Dec Lifestyle Choices the Protect Against Prostate Cancer By Dr. Dan Sperling
he team found that many disease-promoting disease, including not just cancer activity but also heart disease and inflammation, were down-regulated (“switched off”) while protective disease-preventing genes were up-regulated (“switched on”).
31 Oct The Importance of Regular Dental Cleanings
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in Dental Research
Regular dental cleanings are an integral part of maintaining your oral health. They prevent serious dental issues, improve your smile, and contribute to your overall well-being.
27 Oct Why You Should be Going to the Dentist to Prevent Problems
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in Dental Research
Your dentist can recommend improved oral healthcare options for your benefit, spot issues with your teeth before they become major health concerns, and suggest ways to keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible for years to come.
17 Oct Hot Flashes or Mood Swings? 4 Ways to Manage Menopause Symptoms
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in Menopause
Calcium and Vitamin D promote bone health. Getting enough of these nutrients is important to keep your bones strong and healthy.
You can find calcium in dairy products like yogurt, cheese, and milk. If you’re not into dairy, leafy greens like kale and spinach and almonds are great alternatives. Calcium is also plentiful in sardines, beans, and tofu.
09 Oct 10 Essential Health Tips You Should Know for a Happier, Healthier Life
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in Lifestyle & Health
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle doesn’t have to be complicated. By attending regular check-ups, protecting yourself from infections like strep throat, and getting rid of mosquitoes, you can take simple steps that greatly impact your well-being.
27 Sep 10 Science-Backed Lifestyle Changes to Help You Live a Longer, Healthier Life
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in Lifestyle & Health
This article outlines ten life changes that can have a huge impact on your health including getting enough sleep, reducing stress, making social connections and exercising.