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Drinking Coffee Daily May Slow Biological Aging in Some People by 5 Years

“Our findings indicate that coffee consumption is linked to a younger biological age, but these findings disappear if the person consumes too much coffee.”

Family Medicine/General Practice December 8th 2025

Tags: AGING GUIDELINES/RECOMMENDATIONS PREVENTIVE MEDICINE PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS STIMULANTS

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PCP and Cardiologist Sued After Patient Death

“Both physicians should have realized that the patient’s aortic stenosis was worse than originally thought and the patient did not receive proper treatment, leading to his death.”

Cardiology December 3rd 2025

Tags: HEALTHCARE LIABILITY IMAGING/SCREENING LEGAL MATTERS MALPRACTICE MEDICAL ERRORS RISK MANAGEMENT

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D3 Supplements Could Halve the Risk of a Second Heart Attack

“The targeted vitamin D3 treatment group had half as many follow-up heart attacks as the control group—3.8% versus 7.9%.”

Cardiology December 3rd 2025

Tags: HEART ATTACK/MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECONDARY PREVENTION VITAMINS/SUPPLEMENTS

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine (CCJM)

Lipoprotein(a) in Clinical Practice: What Clinicians Need to Know

“Pelacarsen lowered lipoprotein(a) to less than 50 mg/dL in 98% of participants, but levels rebounded after 16 weeks.”

Cardiology December 3rd 2025

Tags: CARDIOVASCULAR RISK EMERGING THERAPIES LIPID HEALTH PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

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$70.8M Awarded in Neuro Misdiagnosis—How Aggressively Do You Work Up a Headache?

“The first thing that should come to mind as a clinician when evaluating headache in the ER is the SNOOP criteria. This will help you assess for potential red flags in a patient with a headache.”

Emergency Medicine December 2nd 2025

Tags: DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY LEGAL MATTERS MALPRACTICE MIGRAINES/HEADACHES STROKE

Epoch Health

Why Going Gray Might Be Your Body’s Way of Fighting Cancer

When hair turns gray, it may signal that the body has also avoided melanoma, as pigment-producing stem cells can either become depleted, which leads to hair graying, or multiply, depending on the kind of stress and signals in their environment.

Dermatology December 1st 2025

Tags: AGING CANCER BIOLOGY MELANOMA RESEARCH & CLINICAL TRIALS STEM CELLS

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