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How Age and Sleep Shape Your Brain’s Electrical Activity Your brain doesn’t just slow down as you age—it rewires itself in measurable ways, especially during sleep and wakefulness. A landmark …

Three Cognitive Trajectories Identified in Preclinical Alzheimer’s Disease: What They Mean for Early Intervention By Dr. Natalie Singh, Health Editor | April 28, 2026 Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t develop overnight. Long …

New Research Suggests Uterine Fibroid Rates in Latina Women May Be Lower Than Previously Estimated A groundbreaking study is challenging long-held assumptions about the prevalence of uterine fibroids among Latina …

Balanced Fluids and Saline Show Comparable Outcomes in Pediatric Sepsis A large, multinational clinical trial involving more than 9,000 pediatric patients with suspected septic shock found no meaningful difference in …

Baby Teeth Reveal How Early-Life Metal Exposure Shapes Brain Development and Behavior Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have used naturally shed baby teeth as biological …

Fresh Mouse Model Reveals Primary Trigger of Rare Muscle Disorder April 24, 2026 — Researchers have identified a key mechanism behind a rare genetic muscle disorder using a newly developed …

A Massachusetts Doctor Faces 81 New Sexual Assault Charges Involving 22 Victims By Dr. Natalie Singh, Health Editor April 23, 2026 A former physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in …

Late-Night Snacking and Stress: A Double Hit to Gut Health For many, late-night snacking is a comforting ritual after a long day. Yet, new research suggests this habit, especially when …

Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Patients with Rare Genetic Deafness An experimental gene therapy has shown lasting success in restoring hearing for people born with a rare form of inherited …

Rapid Diagnostics in Sepsis Could Save Lives, Cut Costs Sepsis remains a leading cause of death worldwide, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives annually in the United States alone. The …