Health

New research suggests that irregular sleep can be a metabolic risk factor. 

New research links long-term exposure to traffic, aircraft, and urban noise to higher heart disease risk.

Weekend sleep shifts may seem harmless, but research links social jet lag to higher cardiometabolic and cardiovascular risks.

Warmer nights are disrupting sleep worldwide, and growing evidence shows that poor sleep carries real cardiometabolic and cardiovascular consequences.

Studies suggest night-owl sleep patterns are tied to higher cardiovascular risk—even when total sleep time is similar.

Scientists are uncovering direct biological pathways linking chronic kidney disease to heart failure.

Emerging research shows circadian disruption in sleep apnea may damage blood vessels overnight, reshaping how cardiovascular risk is understood.

New research shows gut-derived molecules influence liver metabolism and insulin response, reshaping prevention science.

Fresh cardiovascular and kidney outcomes data is reshaping how clinicians think about GLP-1 and dual agonists.

New cardiovascular findings raise concern, while researchers debate what microplastics research can reliably prove right now.