Curated Healthcare Research & Articles

Emerging research demonstrates that the microbiome significantly impacts women's reproductive health, including conditions like uterine fibroids, PCOS, and endometriosis. Microorganisms regulate hormones, immunity, and inflammation in ways that direc...

The American Heart Association's latest forecasts reveal a concerning trend: nearly 60% of women in the United States are projected to develop some form of cardiovascular disease by 2050. This projection is driven largely by increases in high blood p...

Researchers identified over 70 medical conditions that appear more frequently in those who later develop Alzheimer's disease. Mental health conditions, neurologic and sleep-related disorders, cardiovascular conditions, and endocrine/metabolic conditi...

This comprehensive narrative review examines physician and medical student burnout as a critical health system issue. Burnout in medical trainees is triggered by exam stress, workload, high academic expectations, economic strain, and lack of support....

Global pediatric research in 2026 focuses on neonatal intensive care innovations, precision medicine for childhood disorders, AI-driven diagnostics, and digital health solutions. Key areas include pediatric cardiology, neurology, oncology, endocrinol...

As AI becomes embedded in clinical workflows, ensuring trustworthiness and transparency is critical. CU researchers are developing AI tools designed to supplement clinical expertise, not replace it. The FDA has authorized over 1,300 AI-enabled medica...

As global populations age, midlife and menopause health receive unprecedented research attention and funding. The FDA's recent removal of the Black Box warning from menopause hormone therapy reflects updated scientific evidence. Researchers are inves...

A comprehensive Stanford-Harvard study examines which AI applications prove effective in real clinical practice. Recent studies show large language models matching or outperforming physicians on diagnostic reasoning and treatment planning when tested...

A comprehensive 47-year longitudinal study identifies that physical performance begins to decline around age 35, but the decline is not inevitable. Importantly, the research shows that starting to exercise later in life still provides meaningful bene...

The latest Standards of Care from the American Diabetes Association provide comprehensive evidence-based guidance on managing cardiovascular risk in diabetic patients. Following landmark cardiovascular outcome trials, the focus has shifted from simpl...