Additional Education Protects People With High Genetic Risk Of Dementia

A study of a British school-leaving-age reform found lower dementia diagnoses decades later, including among people with high genetic risk.

Live Webinar October 29: Should We Let Robots Be Doctors?

A live MedPage Today webinar on Oct. 29 will feature Ezekiel Emanuel discussing whether AI should take a more autonomous role in health care.

Why BODY20 Is Betting On Strength Training For Women

BODY20 is positioning its coached, 20-minute EMS sessions as a practical strength option as more women focus on muscle and long-term function.

‘Magic Drug’ Reduces Risk Of Death By 44% In Lung Cancer Trial

In a phase III trial, divarasib was linked to a 44% lower risk of death than older KRAS inhibitors in previously treated advanced lung cancer.

10 Best Compression Socks for Swollen Feet in 2027

Compare 13 compression socks for swollen feet. Find the best fit for edema, pregnancy, or long shifts with our detailed 2027 buying guide and rankings.

Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Checklist 2026

This checklist is for people setting up a home routine to keep…

“That’s Just Part Of Getting Older”: What We Blame On Aging May Deserve A Closer Look

A Sixty and Me report argues that common age-related symptoms can have treatable causes, while stressing that symptoms need medical evaluation.

AI Chatbots Can Be A Valuable Health Resource For Older Adults—if They Embrace ‘Informed Skepticism’

A report on older adults using AI for health information urges informed skepticism, source-checking and caution with private details.

She Voted For Trump Every Time. Then Came Cancer And The Bills.

Cindy Banda, a longtime Trump voter facing cancer costs and medical debt, cast an early ballot for Democrat James Talarico in Texas.

Obesity In Young Adults Linked To Multiple Early Cancers

A South Korean study of 6.3 million adults found higher cancer incidence with rising BMI, with associations continuing into middle age.