Signals
The protein boom has a cardiology blind spot
Resistance training is good for cardiovascular health. The fitness products built around it are more complicated. As high-protein diets, powders and stimulant-heavy pre-workout products become embedded in gym culture, cardiologists are pushing back against the assumption that anything associated with fitness is automatically heart-healthy.
Sugar substitutes were sold as metabolic shortcuts. The evidence is getting harder to ignore
Early Lung Cancer Just Became a Biomarker Test of the System
Duchenne Evidence Moves Into the Muscle
Merck KGaA’s Saturnus Bio bet signals a shift to genotype-driven cardiology, and a looming readiness gap for health systems
Same country, different risks: why Iranian women’s heart disease profiles expose a blind spot in prevention policy
Migraine Prevention Gets a Wider Door
Cyclospora Is Spreading. The Food Chain Still Has No Answer.
Indigenous cardiovascular inequity is not a data gap. It is a policy failure
Menopause is a cardiometabolic checkpoint. Health systems still treat it like a hormone debate
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