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Researchers tracking wildfire health impacts in Lahaina discovered their study accidentally solved a bigger problem: the lack of accessible health care in rural Maui. Now they're turning their disaster research into a permanent health hub that could transform how rural communities get care.
A sweeping review of 24 years of research reveals wild blueberries can improve blood vessel function within hours and support heart health, gut health, and memory with regular intake. The tiny berries work through multiple pathways, with gut bacteria playing a surprising starring role.
A groundbreaking research partnership is finally putting midlife Asian women at the center of nutrition science. The study could transform how millions of women navigate one of life's most challenging health transitions.
A groundbreaking three-year study in Nigeria proves switching to clean cooking fuels cuts household costs and dramatically improves respiratory health. The research offers a roadmap for millions still cooking with firewood and kerosene.
The biggest worry about clean energy just got cleared up. A major study tracking over 120,000 households found wind turbines cause no meaningful health problems, despite years of concerns.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face higher fracture rates, yet bone health has been overlooked until now. A groundbreaking study co-led by Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers is changing that by listening to what communities actually need.
Emory researchers cracked the code on diversifying Alzheimer's studies by meeting African American communities where they are. Church gatherings and neighborhood events boosted enrollment in communities hit hardest by the disease.
Researchers discovered that colorism doesn't just hurt feelings—it actually changes how the body handles stress. A new study reveals that darker-skinned young adults who experience more discrimination show measurable changes in their stress hormones that can affect physical health.
Fears about wind turbines causing headaches, sleep problems, and other health issues have been debunked by the largest study of its kind. Researchers tracked over 120,000 households for more than a decade and found zero detectable health harms from living near wind energy installations.
Indigenous leaders are pushing the United Nations to recognize that protecting their health means protecting their land, water, and traditional ways of life. A groundbreaking study shows that separating health care from environmental rights has consistently failed Indigenous communities worldwide.
Women in Uganda who self-inject contraceptives gained more control over their family planning decisions within six months, a new study finds. The research shows that giving women the option to manage their own reproductive health at home strengthens their confidence and sense of autonomy.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu is rallying nations to invest in science-backed health systems and collaborative solutions. Her World Health Day message champions the One Health approach that connects human, animal, and environmental wellbeing.
A major international trial shows healthy lifestyle changes can improve brain health in older adults at risk of dementia. Simple daily habits might help protect our minds as we age.
A 30-year study of nearly 200,000 adults just settled the low-carb versus low-fat debate with surprising news. Both diets protect your heart equally well when you focus on quality foods, not just cutting carbs or fat.
A groundbreaking Chinese study involving 1,200 people has discovered concrete connections between gut bacteria and psychiatric disorders, potentially revolutionizing how doctors diagnose and treat conditions like depression and schizophrenia. The research reveals that changes in gut microbiome directly correlate with symptom severity and cognitive performance.
A federal study on alcohol's health risks, blocked from release by Trump officials, just made it to publication in a scientific journal. The research shows even one drink per day may increase disease and death risks.
A federal study on alcohol's health risks sat unpublished for years after industry pushback, but scientists just released their findings independently. The research reveals that even light drinking may increase disease risk more than previously thought.
Stanford researchers just released a free platform that helps scientists understand how our phone habits affect our mental and physical health while keeping our privacy safe. The tool could lead to personalized health interventions delivered right when people need them most.
A groundbreaking study of over 6,000 Indigenous adults reveals nearly one-third are thriving across mental health, physical wellness, and life satisfaction. The research shifts focus from deficits to the remarkable strengths Indigenous communities continue to embody.
People who never married face up to 85% higher cancer rates, according to a massive new study of over 100 million Americans. The findings highlight how social connections may be just as important as traditional health screenings.
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