September 11, 2026

Does childhood BMI relate to later reproduction?

Investigators examined whether childhood BMI trajectories were associated with childbirth and infertility across reproductive age.

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September 10, 2026

Ovulation may shift preferences toward conspicuous luxury

Across 3 studies, higher fertility was associated with greater preference for luxury when it was visible, personally relevant, and potentially noticeable to others.

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September 08, 2026

JIA risk may be linked to pregnancy factors

Investigators followed 78,901 offspring using pregnancy and national registry data through 2023.

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September 04, 2026

Biomarker may flag early pregnancy risk

A protein was linked experimentally to trophoblast invasion.

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September 03, 2026

Estriol may ease menopause-related cognitive decline

Women reported improvement across 6 cognitive domains during 12 months of estriol-based treatment, while murine models suggested a potential astrocyte-mediated mechanism.

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September 02, 2026

Medical Oddities: Dogs share our mortality markers

The bond with dogs runs deeper, the brain enjoys a good sweat, love on screen gets real, and tea carries a little more weight.

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August 31, 2026

Emergency diagnosis may flag poor outcomes beyond cancer

Across 13 noncancer conditions, emergency diagnosis was common and associated with higher 1-year mortality.

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August 26, 2026

How is the global health workforce changing?

The global health workforce increased by 199% over 33 years, with women accounting for most of the growth, according to a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2023 published in The Lancet Public Health.

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August 25, 2026

Do maternal SARDs relate to child mental health?

Investigators evaluated childhood mental disorder diagnoses among offspring in a nationwide Taiwanese birth cohort.

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August 21, 2026

Study uncovers factors potentially associated with lower LUTS risk

Sexual frequency was associated with lower odds of urinary symptoms in a US cohort but not a Chinese cohort.

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