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…
MASH, a serious fatty liver disease, is becoming a cardiometabolic condition
Cervical Cancer Cannot Be Left Waiting at the Edge of the ADC Era
Mental Health Patients Need Care, Not Surveillance
ESC Cardio-Oncology 2026: Cancer therapy is getting smarter. Cardiac protection is still playing catch-up.
ENDO 2026 reveals the GLP-1 revolution’s real challenge: delivery
Prostate Cancer Access Moves Into the Veterans System
Mental Health Patients Need Care, Not Surveillance
Cardio-oncology demand is rising, but training gaps are holding systems back
Cholesterol prevention is moving earlier. Is Europe ready to treat inherited risk before adulthood?
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