Commentary on recent medical news
“Once known only for treating gout, colchicine has emerged as a powerful anti-inflammatory therapy that significantly reduces heart attacks and strokes when added to modern cardiovascular care.”
” For decades, low-dose aspirin was promoted to prevent first heart attacks and strokes. New evidence from modern clinical trials and updated guidelines now confirms that for most healthy adults, the risks outweigh the benefits”
“New evidence from a November 2025 NEJM meta-analysis suggests routine long-term beta-blocker therapy may not benefit many heart-attack survivors with preserved heart function. Here’s what the study found, who it applies to, and how to discuss medication decisions safely with your cardiologist.”
“The idea that vaccines cause autism began with fraud and has been repeatedly debunked by large, rigorous studies. From Denmark’s nationwide cohorts to Cochrane systematic reviews, the evidence is unequivocal: vaccines do not cause autism. This article explains the evidence, the fraudulent origin of the myth, and what large-scale genetics research shows about autism’s true roots.”
“Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) dominate modern diets worldwide, but emerging science reveals a troubling connection between UPFs, systemic inflammation, and chronic disease. From elevated hs-CRP levels to increased cardiovascular and cancer risks, here’s what you need to know—anchored in science, not hype.
“The 2025 AHA blood pressure guidelines are here — and the message is clear: act early, ditch the alcohol, and protect not just your heart but your brain too.”
“Creatine is one of the most researched sports supplements. Learn how it works, its benefits, potential side effects, and who should avoid it — explained by a physician…”
