Signals
The baby sets the schedule. Postpartum diet advice still pretends mothers control the clock
A small qualitative study suggests that postpartum women may find a bedtime eating cut-off or a 10-hour eating window more realistic than calorie counting or making breakfast the largest meal of the day. No weight loss was tested. The real signal is that maternal cardiometabolic interventions will fail unless they fit around breastfeeding, childcare, sleep…
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When Brain Surgery Is Too Risky, Patients Still Need a Molecular Answer
Germany Is Paying the Price for Leaving Tardive Dyskinesia Behind
A Rare Childhood Ataxia Gets Real Phase III Evidence
Before a TB Vaccine Exists, Africa Is Building the Route to People
Europe’s next stroke bet: can Factor XIa inhibition change prevention without raising bleeding risk?
MASH, a serious fatty liver disease, is becoming a cardiometabolic condition
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