16 students following a low‑carbohydrate, high‑fat plan for 10–12 weeks reported roughly two‑thirds fewer depressive symptoms; researchers call for larger trials.
WADA and USADA are tracking semaglutide and tirzepatide after two positive out‑of‑competition urine findings; scientists caution muscle loss and potential for future combination misuse
International PRIME trial finds a two‑part, non‑contrast MRI detects clinically important prostate cancer at the same rate as the current three‑part scan while halving time and cost
Study of 6,000 people finds seven circulating molecules associated with daytime drowsiness and points to omega‑3 and omega‑6 fatty acids as potential protective factors
A $50 million research commitment to Wellcome Leap aims to fund studies on autoimmune disease, mental health, cardiovascular care and Alzheimer’s risk
Analysis of 6,000 participants finds dietary fatty acids associated with reduced daytime drowsiness while tyramine and sex‑specific molecules correlate with higher sleepiness
PRIME trial shows quicker, cheaper biparametric MRI detects significant prostate cancer at same rate as conventional multiparametric scan, strengthening case for national screening
Rapid deployment of diagnostic and workflow algorithms promises benefits — and risks — prompting calls for local validation, continuous monitoring and designs that support, not supplant, human judgment.
Medical experts reject vaccine skepticism as the HHS-backed report lists 128 recommendations but few concrete policy steps