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What the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Mean for Preventing Diabetes, Heart Disease, and Obesity
The 2025-2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines put more weight on whole foods and less on added sugar and heavily processed foods. Here’s what changed.
New U.S. Cervical Cancer Screening Guidance Adds Self-Collection: What It Means for Women, Costs, and Follow-Up
A January 2026 federal update makes HPV-only screening the preferred option for many women 30 to 65 and adds self-collection as a choice.
A Short Brain-Training Program Was Linked to Fewer Dementia Diagnoses Over 20 Years. What Older Adults Should Know
An NIH-backed 20-year follow-up links one specific speed-training program—not all brain games—to fewer dementia diagnoses. Here’s what it means.
Who Should Be Screened for Osteoporosis? What the Latest U.S. Guidance Means for Adults at Fracture Risk
New U.S. guidance says women 65 and older should be screened for osteoporosis, and some younger postmenopausal women should be screened sooner.
New Blood Thinner Study May Change Conversations After a Dangerous Clot
A new trial found less clinically important bleeding with apixaban than rivaroxaban after a serious clot, but treatment changes still need a clinician.
Blood in the urine is often ignored. New research suggests that can delay bladder cancer diagnosis
Blood in the urine is not always cancer, but new research suggests delayed follow-up is common. Here’s what hematuria means and when prompt care matters.
First Generic Flovent HFA Is Here. What It Could Mean for Asthma Patients and Families
FDA approved the first generic Flovent HFA, but access may still depend on strength, pharmacy supply, insurance coverage, and safe switching.
AI in Healthcare Is Expanding Fast. What FDA-Authorized Tools Can — and Can’t — Do for Patients
FDA-authorized medical AI is already common in scans and workflow tools. Here’s what authorization means, what it does not, and what patients should ask.
Dry Mouth From Common Medications Can Raise Cavity Risk: What Adults Should Watch For
Dry mouth is more than a nuisance. Many common medicines can reduce saliva, which can raise cavity risk and make it harder to protect teeth.
What FDA oversight of medical AI means for patients — and what it doesn’t
Some medical AI tools are FDA-regulated, but authorization is not a promise of equal accuracy in every clinic. Here’s what patients should ask.
What Medicare’s obesity-drug coverage debate could mean for people with knee arthritis
A knee arthritis study points to real symptom relief with semaglutide, but Medicare access still depends on why it is prescribed and who qualifies.
Spring Allergies Are Here: New CDC Data Show How Common They Are, and Why Early Treatment Matters
New CDC data show seasonal allergies affect about 1 in 4 U.S. adults and 1 in 5 children. Here’s how to spot them, treat symptoms, and know when to get care.