Tai Chi and dietary adjustment for improving health lifestyle in women with PCOS
Tai Chi and diet may help manage PCOS symptoms
In this randomized controlled trial of 120 female college students with PCOS, combining dietary adjustment with 24-style simplified Tai Chi …
Adding simplified Tai Chi to dietary changes may improve lifestyle scores and hormone levels for young women with PCOS.
Narrative review discusses pharmacological and lifestyle interventions for type 2 diabetes and psychological health
New hope for diabetes patients struggling with anxiety and depression
This narrative review examines the relationship between type 2 diabetes and conditions such as anxiety, depression, and cognitive impairment…
Diabetes drugs that control blood sugar might also help improve mood and reduce anxiety for patients living with the condition.
Narrative review advocates multi-omics models to clarify exercise associations
Exercise links to health benefits, but direct causation remains associative
This narrative review discusses the complex relationship between exercise and health outcomes.
A narrative review suggests exercise connects to health outcomes, though direct causation remains associative and knowledge gaps persist.
Higher third trimester estradiol levels associated with maternal hypothyroxinemia and lower FT4
High Estradiol Levels Link to Low Thyroid Hormone in Late Pregnancy
This cohort study of 200 women at 28 weeks gestation or later found that higher estradiol levels were associated with maternal hypothyroxine…
High pregnancy hormones may explain why thyroid hormone drops in late pregnancy without raising TSH levels.
Meta-analysis shows dietary nitrate supplementation lowers systolic blood pressure and cholesterol in adults with obesity
Beetroot and Greens May Lower Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated dietary nitrate supplementation in adults with obesity.
Eating more nitrate-rich vegetables like beets and spinach may lower blood pressure and cholesterol in people with obesity, even if the scal…
Meta-analysis finds slight IQ difference in children with type 1 diabetes versus peers
Children with diabetes show slightly lower IQ scores than peers
This meta-analysis of 16 studies examined cognitive outcomes in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
New research shows kids with type 1 diabetes may have slightly lower IQ scores but large groups show no reading or language gaps
Baseline anti-GIP antibody levels associate with future diabetes-range glycemia in health checkup cohort
Certain Antibodies Might Warn Of Rising Blood Sugar Levels
This prospective cohort study followed 218 participants undergoing health checkups for a mean of 8.1 years.
New research shows specific antibodies in blood may predict diabetes risk years before symptoms start and offer new clues for prevention.
Systematic review and meta-analysis of recurrent laryngeal nerve injury rates across thyroidectomy approaches
Thyroid Surgery Risks Voice Changes And How To Lower Them
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated recurrent laryngeal nerve injury rates in 304,352 patients undergoing various thyroid ope…
A massive review of nearly 300,000 patients shows how surgical choices affect voice outcomes after thyroid removal.
Narrative review examines coronary risk and vascular effects of bisphosphonates, denosumab, and romosozumab in osteoporosis
Osteoporosis drugs show no clear heart risk or benefit
This narrative review evaluates the cardiovascular safety profile of anti-osteoporosis therapies including bisphosphonates, denosumab, and r…
Common osteoporosis drugs don't have a clear effect on heart health, but one newer drug still raises safety questions.
Diabetes and age increase surgical site infection risk in spinal surgery patients based on a multicenter cohort
Researchers find diabetes and age raise infection risk after spinal surgery
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 1,049 patients who underwent spinal surgeries at multiple centers.
Spinal surgery patients with diabetes or older age face significantly higher risks of surgical site infections during recovery.
Machine learning radiomics on MRI sequences predicts osteoporosis and abnormal bone density in retrospective cohort
MRI scans can predict bone weakness better than standard tests for some conditions
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 320 MR scans from 160 patients with mean age 61.27 ± 12.72 years.
New analysis shows specific MRI sequences predict abnormal bone density and osteoporosis with high accuracy in patients over 60.
Narrative review offers theoretical framework for precision interventions in periodontitis and peri-implantitis based on the neuro-osteo-immune axis
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This narrative review provides a theoretical framework for future precision interventions in oral inflammatory diseases based on the neuro-o…
Nerves explain why implants lose bone faster than