Drugs That Help Stop Crohn’s from Coming Back After Surgery
New evidence finds two drugs that stand out at preventing Crohn’s disease from returning after surgery. Adalimumab lowers the chance of symptoms coming back, and vedolizumab keeps the bowel looking healthier on scope checks.
READ MORE →
Thyroid Hormones Tied to Higher Risk of Fatty Liver
A large review links thyroid hormone patterns to metabolic fatty liver disease. One common test, TSH, may help spot people at higher risk.
READ MORE →
Breathe, Stretch, Press: How Prenatal Yoga and Reflexology Can Shorten Labor
Gentle stretches and foot pressure may ease labor and cut its length. A review of 10 trials finds prenatal yoga and reflexology can make births less painful and shorter for many moms.
READ MORE →
Molecular Clues to Fibromyalgia: Toward Real Tests and Better Care
New lab signals may turn fibromyalgia from a mystery into a measurable condition. Scientists are linking molecular patterns to symptoms so treatment can be tailored to each person.
READ MORE →
Weight and Fertility: How Higher BMI Hurts Sperm and Hormones
Extra body weight is linked to poorer sperm quality and shifts in sex hormones. A pooled study of more than 8,000 men found worse sperm shape, movement, count, and changes in testosterone, FSH and LH with higher BMI.
READ MORE →
Beyond the ICU: A 90-Day Roadmap for Severe Alcoholic Hepatitis
Severe alcoholic hepatitis can kill fast, but new thinking aims to stretch care toward recovery, not just immediate rescue. Focusing on 90-day survival pushes teams to blend medical treatment, addiction support, and early transplant planning.
READ MORE →
Young Parkinson’s, Different Rules
Parkinson’s that starts before 50 often looks and acts different from the older kind. Younger people face unique medical, emotional, and life challenges that need tailored care and research.
READ MORE →
When Play Becomes a Problem: How Health Groups Define Gaming Disorder
Some people suffer real harm from too much gaming. Health groups have set rules to spot trouble, but those rules still need better testing and global study.
READ MORE →
Double Trouble: Migraine and Endometriosis Often Strike Together
Many women with endometriosis also have migraine, and the two conditions can make daily life harder. New pooled data show a strong two-way link, while evidence for PCOS and migraine remains scarce.
READ MORE →
Shock Therapy Cuts Death Risk — But the Suicide Shield Fades Fast
A large review found electroconvulsive therapy lowers overall deaths in severe depression but only briefly cuts suicide risk. The protective effect varies by country and seems strongest in the first three months.
READ MORE →