October 07, 2026

Paragraph recall may flag cognitive impairment

Linguistic patterns captured information beyond traditional memory scoring and were associated with cognitive performance over 7 years.

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October 07, 2026

Paragraph recall may flag cognitive impairment

Linguistic patterns captured information beyond traditional memory scoring and were associated with cognitive performance over 7 years.

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October 06, 2026

NNS beverages may match water in weight control

Adults assigned to nonnutritive sweetened beverages or water maintained weight reductions through 104 weeks, with no statistically significant difference between groups.

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October 05, 2026

Speech aging may differ across dementia phenotypes

Speech-derived age gaps aligned with cognition, tau pathology, social exposures, and independent measures of biological aging.

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October 05, 2026

Gene may signal declining hair tensile resistance

Lower cortical disulfide bonding accompanied reduced tensile resistance with age, while follicular analyses identified COCH as a candidate molecular marker.

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October 05, 2026

Prenatal metformin not linked to developmental risk

Adjusted findings showed no association with developmental vulnerability overall or across any of the 5 developmental domains.

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October 02, 2026

AI may stumble on acne diagnosis

Dermatologists rated answers on diagnosis and treatment less favorably than responses addressing skin care and lifestyle.

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October 02, 2026

DOACs may benefit patients at intermediate risk of AF

Randomized trial finds fewer composite events at 24 months, but low event count limits the precision of the estimated benefit.

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October 01, 2026

Medical Oddities: Long workweeks meet erectile function

From work stress to lullabies, bay leaves, and one-legged cycling, medicine gets weird.

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September 30, 2026

Misleading AI summaries may alter recall

Participants exposed to inaccurate postevent summaries were less likely to correctly remember key details from videos they had previously watched.

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