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Scientists Probe Why Heart Attack Risk Persists After LDL Cholesterol Falls
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Scientists Probe Why Heart Attack Risk Persists After LDL Cholesterol Falls

Fat-carrying particles may damage arteries beyond cholesterol buildup, offering clues to heart attack risk that persists despite LDL control.

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Even occasional marijuana use is tied to 40% higher odds of stroke
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Even occasional marijuana use is tied to 40% higher odds of stroke

A survey of 440,000+ U.S. adults links even infrequent cannabis use to higher odds of a reported stroke history, though causation is unproven.

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Oxaloacetate Shows Early Promise for Brain Fog After Breast Cancer
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Oxaloacetate Shows Early Promise for Brain Fog After Breast Cancer

A small eight-week trial links oxaloacetate supplementation to better cognition and less fatigue in breast cancer survivors. Evidence remains preliminary.

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New IgG4 Guidelines Update Treatment Advice but Expose Evidence Gaps
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New IgG4 Guidelines Update Treatment Advice but Expose Evidence Gaps

Experts agreed on 22 treatment statements for IgG4-related disease, but most still rest on low-level evidence despite recent clinical trials.

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Testosterone Prescribing Rises Among Women as Recorded Monitoring Remains Low
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Testosterone Prescribing Rises Among Women as Recorded Monitoring Remains Low

A study of 10,185 women found rising testosterone prescribing, few recorded blood tests, and limited documentation of an evidence-based indication.

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Cell reprogramming for aging and disease: animal evidence and early human testing
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Cell reprogramming for aging and disease: animal evidence and early human testing

A 2026 review compares three ways to rewrite cell identity, from rejuvenating aged tissue to fighting cancer, and asks where each is safe enough for humans.

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Natural Compound Targets C. difficile While Sparing Helpful Gut Bacteria in Early Tests
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Natural Compound Targets C. difficile While Sparing Helpful Gut Bacteria in Early Tests

Argyrin B reduced C. difficile in infected mice and spared beneficial microbes in early tests. Human safety and effectiveness remain unproven.

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Nov 11, 2026 0
Itaconate, an immune cell metabolite, rewires inflammation by chemically tagging key proteins
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Itaconate, an immune cell metabolite, rewires inflammation by chemically tagging key proteins

Macrophages make itaconate, which tags inflammatory proteins like NLRP3, STING1 and GPX4. This review maps how it controls inflammation and cell death.

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GLP-1 Drugs Show Mixed Results for Reducing Pancreatic Fat
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GLP-1 Drugs Show Mixed Results for Reducing Pancreatic Fat

A six-study review finds promise but inconsistent human evidence that GLP-1 drugs reduce pancreatic fat, with no direct human data for semaglutide.

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Intermittent fasting rebuilds the mitochondria of brown fat in obese mice
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Intermittent fasting rebuilds the mitochondria of brown fat in obese mice

In obese mice, 8 weeks of 16:8 fasting restored brown fat mitochondrial shape, cristae structure, UCP1 content, and respiratory capacity.

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New Framework Challenges Claims That Cosmetic Treatments Regenerate Skin
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New Framework Challenges Claims That Cosmetic Treatments Regenerate Skin

Smoother skin does not necessarily mean regenerated skin. A new framework separates cosmetic improvement from restoration of skin biology.

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Nov 9, 2026 0
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NAD+ Supplements Alone Fall Short Against Age-Related Muscle Loss

A review finds NAD+ precursors have not improved muscle mass or strength in older adults, while exercise combinations remain unproven.

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