Adults who received the recombinant shingles vaccine Shingrix or the respiratory syncytial virus vaccine Arexvy — both of which contain the AS01 adjuvant — had a lower risk for dementia in the 18 months after vaccination than peers who received the flu vaccine, which does not

New barriers to mental health care arose after wide grant cancellations at the NIH and NSF. While looking for ways to join forces with fellow nonprofits, some foundations are providing emergency grants and bridge funding in the short term to keep research from grinding to a halt.

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Cardiologist and author Eric Topol discusses the science of longevity, why the key to healthy aging is prevention, and the perils of a fixation on reversing aging on The Bob Harrington Show: https://t.co/G3EMQZA3bM

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Older US adults — particularly women — who entered adolescence or early adulthood as ultraprocessed foods emerged in the marketplace, showed significantly higher rates of UPF addiction in their later adulthood than the generation before them in a new study.

From bedside to boardroom, Jacqueline Giannelli RN, MSN, FNP-BC, MSCP and Laura Demuth, MSN, NP-BC, EMBA are changing the game in women's health and leadership. Hear how they pivoted from traditional roles to executive positions and what they learned along the way. Coming soon!

With the supply of GLP-1 medications finally stabilizing as their use skyrocketed 600% among Americans from 2018 to 2024, the pharmaceutical landscape for anti-obesity medications is now poised to undergo another monumental shift. https://t.co/uDLktgsIjm

LIFT Daily Prayer: The Lord Is High Above All Nations | October 27, 2025 Today’s Verse: Psalm 113:4 (NKJV) “The Lord is high above all nations, His glory above the heavens.” God alone reigns above every ruler, government, and power. His authority is unmatched, His glory beyond

Analysis of routinely collected laboratory data from nearly 300,000 patients in Germany revealed significant decreases in vitamin D levels during the COVID pandemic. https://t.co/tIVbs7XIfF

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Deaths from acute respiratory distress syndrome and sepsis spiked in the US during the COVID pandemic, and subsequently declined, according to data presented at the American College of Chest Physicians 2025 Annual Meeting. https://t.co/BBH1BJRG1h

Surgical approaches may no longer be as fashionable as pharmacologic treatments for obesity, but they remain more economical and cost-effective, according to David Cummings, MD, professor of medicine in the Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology, and Nutrition at the University of

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Memory and verbal fluency declined at a significantly slower pace in people who quit smoking in mid‑to-late life compared to those who continued smoking, with cognitive benefits from quitting observed regardless of specific age at cessation, a new study showed.

CRISPR research is advancing rapidly, with new therapeutic trials and broader applications gaining momentum. But scientists also warn that regulatory, ethical, and safety challenges must be addressed as the gene editing landscape accelerates. https://t.co/LHtUPs7Cel

New research published in JAMA Health Forum shows that opening medical or recreational cannabis dispensaries is linked to fewer opioid prescriptions among adults with cancer. https://t.co/TgTs0oVpYR

Rising costs and shrinking reimbursements are driving obstetricians away—closing rural labor and delivery units and creating “maternity deserts.” Since 2020, over 100 units have shut down, leaving half of rural U.S. towns without a single Ob/Gyn. Change is possible—but it will

It wasn’t that many decades ago that New Jersey was a very prosperous place. What changed? ALEC President and Chief Economist @Taxeconomist spoke with host @hughhewitt recently about the Garden State’s tax burdens, energy costs, and economic outlook.

An initially large improvement in fitness levels experienced by patients with severe obesity who either had gastric bypass surgery or no intervention over an 11.5-year period ebbed over time but remained higher than fitness levels in nonsurgical patients for more than a decade.

Does aspirin prevent cancer? Weirdly enough, it does. But Dr Christopher Labos explains why you still shouldn't use it for primary prevention: https://t.co/ifLzQAlkcx