Systematic Review Examines Therapeutic Strategies Targeting Renal ELD in Kidney Diseases
Kidney Damage May Start With Fat in the Wrong Places
This systematic review summarizes mechanisms and therapeutic strategies targeting renal ELD across kidney diseases, including diabetic and…
This research explains how fat in the wrong kidney cells causes harm, opening new paths for prevention and treatment.
Meta-analysis of observational studies associates serum lipid levels with diabetic nephropathy risk
High Triglycerides Raise Risk of Kidney Damage in Diabetes
This meta-analysis synthesizes data from 15 observational studies examining serum lipid levels and diabetic nephropathy risk.
Managing blood fats might help protect your kidneys if you have diabetes.
Meals4Moms intervention for gestational diabetes shows feasibility in pilot RCT
Delivered Meals Could Help Pregnant Moms Control Blood Sugar
This pilot randomized controlled trial assessed a medically-tailored meal delivery and education intervention for pregnant individuals with …
A new program delivering healthy food and exercise tips shows promise for managing blood sugar during pregnancy.
Systematic review links mitochondrial dysfunction to idiopathic inflammatory myopathies
Muscle Weakness May Start in Your Cells' Power Plants, Not Inflammation
This systematic review synthesizes evidence on immunometabolic dysregulation in idiopathic inflammatory myopathies.
Your muscle weakness might be a fuel problem, not just an inflammation problem.
COVID-19 pandemic associated with Hashimoto's increase and Subacute Thyroiditis decrease in Israeli retrospective cohort
Thyroid Disease Rates Shifted During Pandemic
This retrospective cohort study examined 4,765 incident thyroid disease cases among adults in Israel from January 2018 to December 2022.
You felt tired all the time. Maybe your hair started thinning.
Sperm DNA fragmentation and mitochondrial potential predict IVF outcomes in asthenozoospermia
Sperm DNA Test Could Boost Your IVF Success Chances
This retrospective cohort study assessed 320 asthenozoospermic men and 100 controls undergoing IVF.
Checking sperm DNA and energy levels gives a clearer picture of IVF success than standard sperm counts alone.
Higher Geriatric Nutritional Risk Index linked to lower osteoporosis risk in diabetic women
Better nutrition linked to lower osteoporosis risk in women with diabetes
This retrospective observational cohort study of 324 postmenopausal women with type 2 diabetes found that a higher Geriatric Nutritional Ris…
A simple nutrition score may help spot osteoporosis risk in women with type 2 diabetes, new hospital data suggests.
24-hour diastolic BP variability linked to renal decline in diabetic kidney disease
Why Your Blood Pressure Swings Matter More Than Numbers
This retrospective cohort study of 2143 patients with diabetic kidney disease found that each 1 mmHg increase in 24-hour diastolic blood pre…
Stability matters more than the number itself when protecting kidneys.
Maternal steroid hormones in early pregnancy linked to birth outcomes in Chinese cohort
Every parent wants a healthy start for their child
This prospective cohort study of 364 pregnant women in Guangzhou, China, found associations between specific maternal steroid hormones in ea…
But sometimes, things happen that doctors cannot predict.
Salivary growth factors differ in type 2 diabetes after tooth extraction
Why Diabetic Mouths Heal Slower After Tooth Extraction
This prospective observational comparative study in 27 participants found no significant differences in salivary growth factor levels betwee…
New research shows diabetes alters saliva chemicals needed for healing.
Endometrial ultrasound parameters predict pregnancy after frozen embryo transfer in infertile patients
Ultrasound features may help predict pregnancy after frozen embryo transfer
This cohort study developed a prediction model using endometrial ultrasound parameters in 218 infertile patients undergoing frozen-thawed em…
A new model uses routine ultrasound features to estimate pregnancy chances after frozen embryo transfer, offering personalized guidance for …
Retrospective analysis of 2,118 necropsies in Southern Germany identifies infectious diseases as the leading cause of wild mammal death
Wildlife Deaths in Germany Reveal Hidden Human Impact
This retrospective multicenter cohort analysis evaluated 2,118 complete necropsy reports from wild mammals in Southern Germany between 2019 …
This research shows that human activity is the leading driver of death for wild mammals in southern Germany, reshaping how we think about wi…