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Two new studies sharpen the picture of chronic low-grade inflammation in aging — one points to a routine blood ratio, the other to a specific gut microbe coaxed by ginseng. Neither is a prescription. Both are worth watching.
Two Taiwanese medical societies just published joint guidelines reframing routine vaccines — flu, pneumococcal, shingles, COVID — as underused tools for preventing heart attacks and strokes in high-risk adults.
A long-running English study suggests that persistent loneliness — not the occasional lonely week — quietly raises the odds of functional decline and earlier death. The signal is moderate, but it deserves a place alongside blood pressure and grip strength.
A massive Japanese cohort study tracked the exact moments adults quit — or started — drinking, and watched their LDL and HDL move in opposite directions.