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Northwestern Medicine investigators have received an R01 research grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to evaluate a new simulation-based mastery learning (SBML) curriculum to help patients and their caregivers improve self-care for chronic heart disease

Texas (KVIA) — Did you know eating a balanced mix of healthy foods can actually help stabilize your mood and energy levels? It’s true – good nutrition gives your body what it needs to be its best

AI demonstrated promising applications in the nutritional management of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), with evidence suggesting benefits in dietary pattern recognition, treatment response prediction, personalised patient support, and identification of patient needs, according to a recent scoping review. 

A new working paper examined whether GLP-1 drugs had an effect on the social or mental wellbeing of people with diabetes. The findings were surprising

Revolutionary ideas and technologies continue to fuel success stories in health care

A growing body of scientific inquiry has given us some very unique information. It indicates that sharing a home with domestic cats may be associated with cardiovascular benefits

Nanotechnology is finding increasing applications in horticulture, where improved delivery of nutrients and active ingredients may help growers optimise input efficiency while supporting plant health. At Dry-Tech South Africa, Research Technical Director Willie Coetzee says the company’s work focuses on developing nano-scale delivery systems that improve how products interact with plants rather than simply changing…

Roughly five years ago, Elijah Wade said he was going through one of the darkest periods of his life

Infrared saunas are increasingly marketed as a post-exercise recovery tool that can reduce pain and fatigue, but the scientific evidence supporting these claims remains limited and conflicting

Cartilage is an unsung tissue that keeps you active and fends off pain—and researchers in China want to help you hang onto what you’ve got