Signals
Lifelong exercise protects the heart. It can also make the heart harder to read
New sports-cardiology evidence is complicating the assumption that an abnormal-looking heart is necessarily a diseased one. In masters athletes, years of endurance training can enlarge cardiac chambers, alter rhythm patterns and produce imaging findings that overlap with pathology, even as high fitness remains strongly associated with better long-term health.
If BMI misses cardiovascular risk, why is policy still built around it?
Exercise is already medicine. Cardiology wants doctors to prescribe it that way
Low testosterone in young men may be a metabolic warning sign, not a treatment target
Clinicians are already asking AI what to do, not just what the diagnosis is
AstraZeneca’s potential $1.5B insitro deal puts AI on the hardest question in cardiometabolic R&D
Ten Years of MS Data Make Delay Harder to Defend
Severe preeclampsia may leave a measurable signature in the fetal heart
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Schizophrenia Gets a Five-Day Brain-Stimulation Signal
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