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A Daily Pill at 50? Rethinking Heart Disease Prevention
This fixed-dose combination of statins, blood pressure meds, and aspirin could reduce millions of cardiovascular events worldwide, regardless of a person’s current risk status. The article dives into the science, benefits, risks, and ethical concerns of universal preventative therapy
Gut Bacteria Discovery Could Transform Parkinson’s Treatment
The research identifies microbial patterns—including elevated Bifidobacterium dentium and reduced anti-inflammatory strains—that could be targeted through simple treatments like probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary changes.
Your Vision Can Predict Dementia 12 Years Before Diagnosis
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Omega-3, Vitamin D & Exercise: The Ultimate Anti-Aging Trio
Frequent Nightmares May Signal Early Dementia Risk, Study
Researchers found that weekly bad dreams are linked to higher risks of cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s disease. This discovery highlights the importance of sleep health in neurodegenerative disease prevention.
Fish Oil May Reverse Insulin Resistance, Study Finds
New research shows that fish oil may help reverse insulin resistance by reducing inflammation and improving glucose metabolism. This discovery highlights omega-3 fatty acids as a potential natural therapy for diabetes prevention and management.
Breast Cancer Treatment Targets Tumors, Spares Healthy Cells
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking breast cancer treatment that selectively eliminates tumors without damaging healthy cells. Unlike chemotherapy, which harms both cancerous and normal tissues.
