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The gut microbiome is entering rehabilitation medicine. The evidence is not ready for routine care
A new review proposes “intestinal rehabilitation”, combining exercise, diet and microbiome-targeted strategies to support recovery in cardiometabolic and other chronic diseases. Exercise clearly changes the gut microbiome, and early clinical studies link some of those shifts with better metabolic and functional outcomes.
Alzheimer’s Trials Are Finally Blood-Gated
Europe Can Forecast Vibrio Risk. It Still Has To Act.
Cardiology has too many dashboards. The danger is forgetting the patient
GLP-1 drug choice now affects cardiovascular outcomes. Access and reimbursement rules have not caught up
ALS Needs Proof, Not Just Another Biomarker
Pregnancy complications demand long-term cardiovascular care
MENA’s cardiometabolic crisis is a stability issue
The Most Preventable Cause of Vision Loss May Still Be Smoking
Global cardiovascular policy shifts accelerate, but diverging strategies expose uneven progress
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