Explore the intersection of dietary intervention and biological aging: a fasting-mimicking diet presents a promising avenue for reducing age-related biomarkers and improving metabolic health, offering new strategies in disease prevention and patient care.

Physicians should be aware of the phenomenon of “eclipse sickness,” where patients report a variety of symptoms during and after solar eclipses. Understanding the psychological and social factors at play can aid in addressing patient concerns effectively, despite the lack of empirical evidence linking eclipses to physical health outcomes.

This comprehensive study sheds light on the lasting cognitive impacts of COVID-19, revealing that post-infection cognitive deficits can endure beyond a year, significantly affecting memory and executive functions. These findings underscore the importance of long-term cognitive monitoring in COVID-19 survivors.

Incorporate hand-grip strength (HGS) into your clinical assessments to gain a more comprehensive understanding of your patients’ health, enabling early intervention and personalized care strategies.

This longitudinal study offers an unprecedented look at the temporal changes in CSF and imaging biomarkers over two decades, providing clinicians with a detailed timeline of biomarker alterations that precede the clinical onset of Alzheimer’s disease, thereby paving the way for potential early diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.

This case exemplifies the dire consequences of unethical practices in the health care and pharmaceutical industries, emphasizing the need for physicians to remain vigilant and uphold the highest ethical standards in patient care and medication prescribing.