Simple Health Check Program Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk in Older Adults
A Swedish population-based study found that a low-intensity health assessment and counseling program for 70-year-olds was associated with a 24 ...
Tag: epidemiology
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Cases in Asia Set to Climb Steadily Through 2050
A comprehensive analysis of Global Burden of Disease data shows inflammatory bowel disease incidence and prevalence in Asia rising steadily ...
Belly Fat Beats BMI: Simple Waist-Based Indexes Outperform Body Weight in Spotting Diabetes
A study of nearly 18,000 Iranian adults found that simple waist- and triglyceride-based indexes, particularly the lipid accumulation product and ...
One in 4,000 US Infants Diagnosed With Congenital Lung Malformations, National Study Finds
A national insurance database analysis finds that about 2.15 per 10,000 US infants are diagnosed with congenital lung malformations, with ...
Viet Nam’s Private-Sector TB Bridge Added Thousands of Cases to National Notifications
A large quasi-experimental evaluation in Viet Nam found that an intermediary-facilitated public–private mix intervention was associated with roughly 3,206 additional ...
Two Faces of One Bacterium: Study Maps Who Falls Ill with Fusobacterium and Why
A nine-year population-wide study in Alberta reveals that Fusobacterium infections split into two distinct clinical patterns, with F. nucleatum striking ...
Type 2 Diabetes Now Outpaces Type 1 Among India’s Youth, Major Study Finds
A 14-year study of over 10,000 young patients at a South Indian diabetes centre shows type 2 diabetes is now ...
Leprosy Cases Rising in Rural Tanzania After 25 Years of Declining Global Numbers
A 25-year analysis of 801 leprosy cases at Tanzania's Nazareti Leprosy Center reveals rising notifications, growing multibacillary disease, and increasing ...
European Myopia Rates Have More Than Tripled in a Century, Landmark Cohort Analysis Finds
A landmark analysis of 28 European population-based cohorts shows myopia prevalence more than tripled across twentieth-century birth cohorts, reaching an ...
Rain, Heat and Risk: How Weather Drives Water Contamination and Infant Diarrhea in Mozambique
A longitudinal study in Beira, Mozambique, finds that rainy seasons and high temperatures significantly increase both household stored water contamination ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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