Fitness trackers and smart devices now collect health data and help guide treatment decisions, reshaping how patients and doctors connect, according to a new analysis. Wearable devices have moved beyond tracking daily steps and workouts. They’re starting to play a ...
Weill Cornell Medicine launches a major research initiative with a $5 million federal grant to address the lifelong challenges faced by adolescent and young adult cancer survivors, using new mobile technology and community outreach. For many young people, surviving cancer ...
A Japanese study finds that low levels of folate and vitamin B12 are connected to higher physical fatigue in men and reduced motivation in women, based on a key blood biomarker. Many people feel tired from the fast pace of ...
New studies using brain wave monitoring reveal that caffeine may lower the quality of deep sleep, even if you get a full night’s rest, leaving your brain less refreshed. For many, enjoying coffee in the evening is a daily routine, ...
Tropical cities are combining parks, shade, heat alerts, and clear communication to help people enjoy outdoor activities safely as temperatures continue to rise. As temperatures keep rising in cities like Singapore and Bangkok, it’s getting harder for people to stay ...
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have identified 29 interconnected factors that create self-reinforcing cycles, trapping young adults in patterns of poor sleep and mental health challenges. Sleep problems and mental health struggles are on the rise among people aged ...
A new oral medication improved breathing interruptions in sleep apnea patients during clinical trials, though tolerability concerns surfaced as one in five participants discontinued treatment due to side effects. For many people with obstructive sleep apnea, getting quality sleep is ...
New research shows that dementia risk factors affect women’s cognitive health more than men’s, highlighting the need for prevention strategies that address these differences. New research suggests that women are more affected by dementia risk factors than men, both in ...
Memorial Day is almost here, and it’s one of the best times of the year to shop for mattresses, pillows, bedding, and other accessories. What are you looking for? One of the brands and stores below certainly has it! We ...
Wearable technology is making it easier to connect our bodies with computers, offering real-time narration, impact monitoring, and biometric tracking for uses from healthcare to accessibility. Wearable devices are changing how people interact with technology and manage their health. These ...
New research finds that women in perimenopause have nearly twice the risk of poor cardiovascular health compared to premenopausal women, with significant declines in lipid and glucose scores. Perimenopause, the stage leading up to menopause, is now being linked to ...
A four-year study shows that your nightly dreams are not random. They are strongly influenced by your personality traits and daily experiences, offering new insights into how scientists understand sleep and consciousness. People often wonder why their dreams mix recent ...
A five-year national study across eight hospitals is underway to find the most effective sleep improvement techniques for intensive care patients, supported by $12 million in research funding. Patients in intensive care units often struggle to sleep because of constant ...
Bedfont® will present its NObreath® FeNO technology at the American Thoracic Society conference, showing how it helps clinicians measure airway inflammation to improve asthma care. Getting a clear picture of what’s happening in the airways during asthma is easier than ...
Family encouragement and straightforward eating guidelines make time-restricted eating more manageable for people with type 2 diabetes, according to new research exploring sustainable dietary strategies. For many people with diabetes, following a diet can feel overwhelming. Recent research shows that ...