Abstract: Big diseases often start small, sometimes in vessels thinner than a hair strand. Microvascular diseases (MVDs), which impact kidneys, nerves, and eyes, stem from

Abstract: We often about cancer research, new drugs, survival curves, and statistics. But real breakthroughs sometimes begin with a scientist lying awake at 3am, thinking

Abstract: Biological aging isn’t the same for everyone, lifestyle leaves fingerprints, even in our proteins. A study on 45,438 UK Biobank participants found that a

Abstract: Biobanks are often imagined as engines of progress, quietly storing samples today to unlock cures tomorrow. But what happens when those samples never move?

Abstract: For years, biobanks have focused on cells, tissues, and fluids we can easily name. But a new kind of repository is quietly expanding the

Abstract: For years, scientists have speculated that genetic changes separating modern humans from Neanderthals may explain differences in brain power, health, and even metabolic conditions

Abstract: As the number of people living with multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) continues to rise, understanding why these conditions cluster has become one of modern

Abstract: For decades, diabetes research leaned heavily on rodent models, and while they taught us a lot, they also misled us just enough to stall

Abstract: Our brains age quietly, often long before we notice a missed name or a slower recall. But a new study using UK Biobank and

Abstract: New findings from the UK Biobank are reshaping how we think about early Parkinson’s detection, using something as simple as daily steps. In a