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A new review in Atherosclerosis argues that the air you breathe, the noise outside your window, and the climate you live in may shape cardiovascular risk more than the contents of your medicine cabinet.
A Hong Kong cohort suggests the trendy 1-hour glucose test isn't always the smarter pick — especially if young-onset type 2 diabetes runs in your family.
The American Heart Association's updated 0–100 cardiovascular score now includes sleep — and new French cohort data show how few adults actually land in the 'high' zone.
A provocative review of brain tissue from young Mexico City residents argues that ultrafine air pollution may seed neurodegeneration decades before symptoms appear. The evidence is moderate — but hard to unsee.