Hypertension Patients More Willing to Take Medication Than Change Lifestyle
Philadelphia—A diagnosis of high blood pressure may make people more willing to take prescribed medication while making them less inclined...
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Philadelphia—A diagnosis of high blood pressure may make people more willing to take prescribed medication while making them less inclined...
A new review is reframing Fabry disease as far more than a disorder caused by the buildup of a single...
Ménière’s disease, a disabling inner-ear disorder marked by recurrent vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, and a sensation of pressure or...
Osteoarthritis is often described as a disease of worn-out cartilage, but a new review argues that the condition is better...
A national study of more than 24,000 adults hospitalized after firearm injuries has found that approximately 5 percent developed a...
Winston-Salem, N.C., August 6, 2026 — A new artificial intelligence system developed by researchers at Wake Forest University School of...
A new review in Genes & Diseases examines how T cell exhaustion may become both an obstacle and an opportunity...
PHILADELPHIA, August 6, 2026 — Chronic stress, traumatic experiences, and exposure to violence can alter the body’s biological systems long...
A molecule best known for carrying oxygen may become a powerful driver of cardiovascular injury when it escapes the red...
UMass Chan and JMIR Publications Launch Open Access Partnership to Remove Publishing Fees for Digital Health Researchers A new publishing...
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