The journal aims to improve understanding of aging to support older adults in aging well. Research articles cover topics such as biological aging, movement behaviors, cognitive functions, and technological advances to enhance aging well.
A new study reveals that large language models can systematically alter the direction of users' messages on contested topics, even when instructed to preserve the original meaning. The researchers show how these small changes can accumulate and gradually influence broader public opinion over time.
The updated international definition of heart failure introduces a new classification system emphasizing earlier detection and personalized treatment. The revised framework standardizes terminology, recognizing that heart failure is not a static condition.
The Geological Society of America (GSA) is hosting GSA Connects 2026, a premier international gathering in the geoscience community. Abstracts are welcomed across various topics and disciplines, with a focus on cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary dialogue.
The conference covers topics such as ultra-processed foods, GLP-1s and their impact on health. It also delves into the politics of the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the rise of tickborne meat allergy.
A new collection of Frontiers for Young Minds articles reviews breakthrough brain research topics, including artificial intelligence and memory. Young reviewers aged 8-15 collaborated with leading neuroscientists to make complex neuroscience topics accessible to their peers.
Regular physical activity improves blood pressure, insulin sensitivity, cholesterol levels, and cardiorespiratory fitness in adults with overweight or obesity. Exercise is essential for maintaining weight loss and supporting overall heart and metabolic health.
A new study published in Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology found that a smart-technology wearable wristband can automatically detect cardiac arrest with 92% accuracy. The device uses photoplethysmography algorithm to measure changes in blood flow, allowing continuous and unobtrusive monitoring in daily life.
A survey of Tokyo teachers found that key biodiversity topics were covered extensively, but omissions stood out. Personal experiences of nature significantly influenced what teachers chose to highlight.
A new American Heart Association scientific statement recommends that children and adolescents with certain heart conditions participate in physical activities after a detailed individualized risk assessment. Light-to-moderate intensity exercise may be suitable to maintain physical fitness and quality of life, while structured physical...
A study published by the American Psychological Association found that people consistently underestimate how interesting and enjoyable conversations about boring topics would be. People reported enjoying these conversations much more than they had predicted, even when both parties agreed the topic was boring.
EuroPCR 2026 will feature 4 days of quality content, case-based learning sessions, and interactive formats. The course is designed for all levels of experience, covering topics in interventional cardiology, nursing, and research. EuroPCR aims to advance the quality of interventional practice and provide a transformative experience.
A University of Kansas scholar argues that history standards are prone to politicization, which can lead to a lack of understanding of historical events and people. In contrast, states like Kansas and Maine's 'minimalism' approach focuses on high-level concepts and guiding principles rather than specific content recommendations.
The São Paulo School of Advanced Science in Obesity will provide graduate students and early career researchers with a two-week training program on obesity research and prevention. The school will feature renowned keynote speakers and cover topics such as epidemiological aspects, genetic nutrition, epigenetics, and emerging preventive ...
A systematic review of social media platforms reveals that TikTok contains a substantial proportion of misleading information about mental health and neurodivergence, with higher rates of misinformation than other platforms. The study emphasizes the importance of credible sources and evidence-based content to combat spreading false ide...
Preclinical studies reveal that MR hinders cell proliferation, triggers cell cycle arrest, and enhances standard treatments. Early-phase clinical trials report positive results on safety and tolerability, suggesting utility of MR as a complementary treatment strategy.
Researchers Connor Thompson and Samuel Morriss share the US$30,000 prize for proposing innovative experiments on viruses and skin as test subjects for quantum biology. Their essays present novel frameworks for studying 'quantum advantage' and its applications to life's quantum foundations.
UH Cleveland Medical Center ranked seventh in US and 15th globally as strongest academic medical center brand. The hospital received recognition for patient treatment, medical research, training, and education.
A new JACR focus issue explores alternative approaches to resident education, radiology residency applications, and investing in pre-clinical medical education. The study aims to spark meaningful dialogue around how radiology education is valued, supported, and delivered amidst economic challenges.
A new study from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine emphasizes the need for updated treatment guidelines on reproductive health among patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). The survey of 104 nephrologists found that sexual and menstrual health were rarely discussed, highlighting barriers to counseling.
Epithelial–mesenchymal transition (EMT) contributes to resistance to EGFR-TKIs in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). EMT pathways induced by EGFR-TKIs lead to chemoresistance. Understanding these pathways is crucial for developing targeted treatment approaches.
The American Heart Association is hosting multiple pre-conference symposia at the International Stroke Conference in New Orleans, February 4-6, 2026. These symposia cover topics such as state-of-the-science stroke nursing, brain health, and addressing disparities in stroke care. The events are designed to advance stroke and brain healt...
The SSA will hold its annual meeting in Pasadena, California, featuring 53 technical sessions on topics such as earthquake early warning, seismic swarms, and nuclear explosion forensics. Working journalists can register to attend at no charge, gaining full access to presentations, poster sessions, and plenary talks.
A study found that many Norwegian mothers do not attend postnatal check-ups, with women citing a lack of information about the service and fear of discussing sensitive topics. The study suggests that providing clear information and supporting women in discussing their birth experiences could improve attendance rates.
Researchers study topics most frequently discussed with grandchildren, revealing cultural and gender differences. The study highlights the importance of investing in well-being for both grandparents and grandchildren, showing that digital communication is a valuable way to maintain relationships.
New research from the American Heart Association finds a strong association between gum disease and increased risk of heart attack, stroke, atrial fibrillation, heart failure, and cardiometabolic health conditions. The study suggests that effective prevention and treatment of gum disease could potentially decrease the burden of cardiov...
A new American Heart Association scientific statement suggests that combination pills combining two or more medications may help adults with high blood pressure achieve optimal blood pressure goals more quickly, reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke, and improve long-term health. Currently, most people need two or more medicatio...
Cuffless devices, such as smartwatches and patches, have shown promise in measuring blood pressure but require standardized validation for medical decision-making. The American Heart Association has outlined key limitations and recommended further research to establish their accuracy.
Experts discuss GLP-1 drug efficacy in treating obesity and its associated health issues. Key findings include the neurobehavioral links between mental health and obesity, as well as policy implications for access to these treatments.
Large language models can learn to mistakenly link certain sentence patterns to specific topics, causing unexpected failures on new tasks. This shortcoming could reduce the reliability of LLMs used in safety-critical domains like handling customer inquiries and generating financial reports.
The new guideline provides evidence-based recommendations on 11 high-priority topics to guide outpatient care for adults with TBI in the first six months after injury. It addresses the need for standardized guidance and considers specific factors such as age, intimate partner violence, athletic background, and military service.
The ISSCR, SDB, and the Allen Institute are hosting a three-day scientific symposium featuring early-career scientists, focusing on cross-disciplinary exchange and amplifying emerging leaders in developmental biology and stem cell science. Confirmed topics include data analysis, model systems, spatial awareness, and cell fates.
A daily oral medication has been shown to lower bad cholesterol levels in people with a previous heart attack or stroke, or those at high risk for one. The study found that participants taking the medication had significant reductions in LDL-C levels and achieved guideline-recommended targets.
Researchers found that people with high blood pressure who took a daily chance to win cash were more likely to take their medication consistently. However, they did not achieve significantly better blood pressure reductions compared to those without financial incentives. The study suggests that improving long-term behavior changes is c...
A new study found that standard medical care, including blood thinners, is the better choice for older people with irregular heart rhythms who are at high risk of stroke and bleeding. The catheter-based procedure was non-inferior to medical therapy in reducing stroke risk but caused more bleeding in higher-risk patients.
The American Heart Association brought hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and Hands-Only CPR awareness to a historic college football game, aiming to empower young athletes and their families with critical knowledge. The organization aims to double cardiac arrest survival rates by 2030 through its Nation of Lifesavers movement.
Researchers found that combining three biomarkers – lipoprotein(a), remnant cholesterol, and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein – can reveal a nearly three-fold increase in heart attack risk. This combination approach may aid health care professionals in identifying individuals with high-risk profiles earlier.
A preliminary study found that low-dose aspirin use was associated with a lower risk of major cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes, among adults with Type 2 diabetes. The analysis of 11,500 individuals over 10 years showed that consistent aspirin use led to significant reductions in cardiovascular event rates.
A new American Heart Association scientific statement highlights the importance of circadian health in preventing year-round cardiometabolic disease. Disruptions to our body's internal clock may increase the risk of various health conditions, making it essential to align daily behaviors with our natural rhythms.
The ESMO Congress 2025 will cover key topics including precision oncology, antibody-drug conjugates in breast cancer, dose optimisation strategies, new treatment modalities for melanoma, and immunotherapy-based approaches across various cancer settings. Promising Phase-3 studies on ADCs in bladder and lung cancer are also expected.
Nanoparticle-mediated cancer therapeutics offer improved targeting and reduced toxicity through passive and active mechanisms. This enhances therapeutic results while tackling drug resistance and boosting specificity.
A Kinsey Institute study found that gaps in sex education can have lasting impacts on adult relationships, including relationship struggles, lack of confidence, and reduced quality of life. Most participants learned only a few topics in school, with many lacking information on healthy relationships, consent, and communication.
Research suggests that children with higher blood pressure at age 7 may be at increased risk of dying of cardiovascular disease by mid-50s. Monitoring blood pressure as an important metric of cardiovascular health in childhood is recommended.
A new study found that only 6% of US adults with high blood pressure use salt substitutes, which can help manage blood pressure and heart health. The investigation highlights the need for healthcare professionals to raise awareness about the safe use of salt substitutes.
Researchers Marie Teich and Wilmer Leal develop a formal framework to analyze metaphors, confirming they are enduring linguistic and cognitive structures. The study reveals two significant metaphorical processes: mappings from concrete to abstract topics and the emergence of new mappings between domains.
The Molecular Analysis for Precision Oncology Congress 2025 (MAP) brings together leading experts to explore the latest cancer research advances. Key topics include AI-integrated diagnostics and therapy, as well as immunotherapy and emerging developments in aging and cellular senescence.
The seminar, part of a DAAD-JSPS collaboration, will cover the latest topics on drug design and treatment protocols for photodynamic therapy. Researchers from Japan and Germany will present their recent research results on PDT, including nano-DDS applications.
The GSA Guide provides essential strategies to support older patients in making informed healthcare decisions. Topics include addressing age-related bias, understanding cultural health beliefs, and fostering collaborative provider-patient relationships.
The American Heart Association's new guideline recommends combining healthy lifestyle behaviors, such as a heart-healthy diet, with early medication treatment to lower blood pressure. The guideline also provides updated guidance on medication options and recommends using the PREVENT risk calculator to estimate cardiovascular disease risk.
The study found that health officials in Chicago used social media to engage in one-way communication, which could enhance public trust but also spread misinformation. Communications with images or videos received higher engagement levels, while maternal and child health topics outperformed COVID-19 and mpox topics.
ADLM 2025 will tackle urgent topics like clinical AI integration and fake medical news, as well as leveraging genomics for personalized healthcare. The meeting also explores the health threat of plastics and microbiome medicine to combat diseases.
The ESMO Gastrointestinal Cancers Congress 2025 will cover topics such as molecular prevention and precision therapy, patient-centred approaches and quality of life. Key findings include the efficacy and safety of combined immunotherapy for hepatocellular carcinoma and colorectal cancer.
Research reveals significant drop in heart attack deaths, while increases observed in deaths from heart failure, arrhythmias, and hypertensive heart disease over the past 50 years. Studies suggest advancements in medical treatment, bystander CPR, and public health initiatives have contributed to these findings.
The UC3M conference explored various topics in music research, including the impact of streaming on Latin American music, fandom in Eurovision, and the role of women in jazz. The event also featured participatory projects and critical questioning of musical diversity.
The conference tackles topics such as the benefits of plant-based diets, the role of nutrition in cancer prevention, and the impact of weight loss drugs. Experts share new research and insights to inform everyday practice.
A study analyzing over 700,000 Reddit posts on autism reveals recurring topics such as music and social life, showcasing a supportive community that values differences. The research offers a new approach to understanding autism, shifting focus from disability to neurodiversity.
A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that consuming too much sodium increases the risk of high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. The study highlights cultural differences in salt usage, suggesting that tailored advice on sodium intake may be effective in reducing consumption.
The ISSCR has launched a comprehensive online course on stem cell medicine, covering topics from basic biology to clinical applications and patient communication. The course aims to equip clinicians with the information necessary for informed, responsible patient care amid growing demand for evidence-based expert-led education.
Leopoldina President Bettina Rockenbach participated in the G7 summit's Science 7 process, focusing on advanced technologies and data security. She presented joint statements on topics linked to the agenda, including climate change and health, alongside experts from other science academies.
The ESMO Breast Cancer 2025 congress will cover topics such as circulating tumour DNA, immunotherapies, and emerging therapies for managing breast cancer. The event will feature key findings on predictive biomarkers, ctDNA, and tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes.