A four-year trial in Jamaica and Colombia found better blood pressure control with single-pill combinations than with usual multi-pill care.
Single-pill Therapy Achieves Better Long-term Blood Pressure Control
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Early Response To MASH Drug Linked To Resolution, Fibrosis Improvement
An exploratory MAESTRO-NASH analysis linked early blood and imaging changes with MASH resolution and fibrosis improvement at week 52.
Smartwatch Detection Of Reduced LVEF? Not So Fast, Study Says.
A Korean study found smartwatch AI-ECG results for reduced ejection fraction varied by device and between home recordings.
Could A Daily Supplement Keep Blood Vessels Healthier As We Age?
A small randomized trial found improved vessel-function markers and lower systolic pressure after six months of a multi-ingredient supplement.
Could A Single Brain Scan Reveal How Quickly Your Body Is Aging?
A study found an MRI-based brain aging score was associated with blood biomarkers in two midlife cohorts, but it is not a clinical aging test.
Winter Skin: What Cold, Wind, And Dry Air Do To Your Skin
Cold, wind and heated indoor air can worsen dryness and irritation. Here is what a winter skincare report says may help protect the skin barrier.
Study Maps Key Regions Driving Inflammation In Aging Hearts
A study of mouse hearts found age-related inflammation and scarring signals concentrated in the aortic root and valves, with differences by sex.
I Recommend This Yoga Practice To My Clients Who Are Desperate For Better Sleep
Fit&Well’s yoga therapist recommends guided yoga nidra for relaxation and sleep, while noting that benefits and suitability vary.
What Do Patients With Sleep Disorder Really Mean By ‘Brain Fog’?
A social media analysis of narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia communities linked brain fog to memory and focus, not just fatigue.
Women With Parkinson’s Have Higher Rates Of Alzheimer’s Pathology
An autopsy study found more Alzheimer’s amyloid pathology in women with Parkinson’s, particularly those with Parkinson’s disease dementia.
