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The Blood Flow Signal That Could Rewrite How We Detect Alzheimer's
Subtle drops in brain blood flow may signal Alzheimer's risk before plaques appear, and simple scans could one day catch it early.
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The Pneumonia Bacterium That May Be Quietly Rewiring the Alzheimer's Brain
A bacterium behind common respiratory infections may invade the brain and trigger the hallmarks of Alzheimer's, with the strongest link in those genetically most at risk.
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Ultramarathons Are Quietly Damaging the Cells That Keep Runners Alive
New research finds ultramarathons damage red blood cells at the molecular level, raising uncomfortable questions about the true cost of extreme endurance.
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The Hidden Cost of Colorblindness: How a Vision Gap Is Letting Bladder Cancer Win
A 52% mortality gap in bladder cancer patients who are colorblind reveals a quiet design flaw at the heart of how medicine communicates risk.
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Heart Disease Will Affect 60% of American Women by 2050, AHA Warns
New AHA projections warn that 60% of American women will have cardiovascular disease by 2050, driven by forces the health system was never built to address.
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The Only Licensed Drug for Dementia Agitation Is Riskier Than Doctors Assumed
A 165,000-patient UK study has found risperidone raises stroke risk in all dementia patients, not just those with prior heart disease, upending prescribing assumptions.
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The Protein Behind Diabetic Blindness Was Hiding in Plain Sight
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The Focus Supplement Linked to Shorter Lifespans in Men
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The Body Ages as a System, Not an Organ: What 7 Million Cells Reveal
Mobility
Lucid's Cosmos and Earth Are a Bet That Premium EVs Can Go Mainstream
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The EV Graveyard Is Growing, and Policy Whiplash Is Only Part of the Story
Automakers are canceling EVs at a striking pace, and the ripple effects through supply chains and communities are only beginning to show.
Mobility
Volkswagen Renames the ID.3 and Adds Bidirectional Charging — But the Ghost of the Golf Looms
Volkswagen's ID.3 update brings bidirectional charging and physical buttons back — but the real story is what it reveals about the EV industry's unfinished reckoning.