Priyom Bose

A review of seven sweeteners and mixed exposures shows why dose, formulation, diet, and individual biology matter when interpreting their potential effects on the gut and metabolism.

From fluoride myths to DIY dentistry, researchers found that misleading online content is widespread, but there is still little direct evidence showing it changes patient behaviour or clinical outcomes.

The type of caffeinated product you consume, not just how much, may matter. Researchers found that different coffees, teas, chocolates, and soft

A head-to-head trial found that continued omalizumab achieved higher overall treatment success than omalizumab-facilitated multiallergen oral

Long-haul travel may do more than disturb sleep; it could also alter the gut microbiome in ways that influence recovery and performance, although researchers say stronger evidence in elite athletes is still needed.

Artificial intelligence is enabling routine H&E-stained pathology slides to predict molecular biomarkers, cancer subtype, prognosis, and treatment

Seven decades of cohort data connect chronic financial strain with cognitive differences by midlife and complex patterns of brain aging shaped by sex, childhood disadvantage, and genetic risk.

A six-week tomato-rich diet outperformed a tomato-free diet on an important marker of hepatic steatosis, pointing to a familiar Mediterranean food with potential relevance for MASLD management.

A decades-long analysis of two birth cohorts shows that where people move, and the socioeconomic conditions they encounter, may matter more for coastal health than proximity to the sea alone.

As AI attracts growing attention in women's health, researchers warn that reductive categories and expanding data surveillance could deepen the inequalities technology promises to address.