Doctiplus - We are allways here!
People with type 2 diabetes have long faced a harder road with COVID-19 than people without it, both during the initial infection and in the months that follow. A new study from the University of Hong Kong offers one of…
Telmisartan has spent more than two decades doing one quiet, unglamorous job: keeping blood pressure down. It’s the kind of medication millions of people take every morning without a second thought, cheap, generic, thoroughly unremarkable. A new study out of…
There is something almost unbearably poignant about the fact that the protein most responsible for stealing memory in Alzheimer’s disease turns out, in the healthy brain, to be one of the quiet architects of memory itself. A new study from…
Every infectious disease detective story eventually arrives at the same question: how does the thing actually get from one place to the next. Alzheimer’s disease isn’t infectious in the way a virus is, nobody catches it from a cough or…
Back in May, a University of Sydney study made a quiet but genuinely striking claim: a diet change lasting just four weeks could measurably lower an older adult’s “biological age.” It’s now been about two months since that study published,…
