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…

Cholesterol prevention is moving earlier. Is Europe ready to treat inherited risk before adulthood?

Prostate Cancer Access Moves Into the Veterans System

Gastric Cancer Gets a New Biomarker Access Signal

The Brain Can Recover. The System Often Does Not Let It.

CIDP Treatment Moves Beyond the IVIg Default

Metastatic Cancer Means Living With Loss Before the End

Dementia Is Not the End of Personhood

mRNA Flu Shots Are No Longer a Pandemic Experiment

MRD Testing Moves From Prognosis Toward Treatment Action
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