Study links neighborhood pollution and socioeconomic disadvantage with genetic risk, increasing psychotic-like experiences in children, underscoring gene–environment interaction and prevention through environmental interventions strategies early.

Winter morning routines boost wellbeing by supporting circadian rhythms, mood, and energy through light exposure, exercise, mindfulness, and nutrition, helping reduce seasonal symptoms and resilience.

Mayo Clinic case series shows CAR-T therapy can be safely used in lymphoma patients with cardiomyopathy or cardiac metastases through careful selection and multidisciplinary cardio-oncology management.

Analysis shows rheumatoid arthritis increases risk of systolic and diastolic heart failure over time, urging integrated cardiology–rheumatology care and proactive cardiovascular monitoring for improved outcomes.

PAD affects millions worldwide, causes limb ischemia, requires multidisciplinary care, early referral, lifestyle changes, and revascularization to prevent amputations, stroke, and heart attack risk reduction.

Catheter ablation in younger AFib patients reduces one-year readmissions without increasing mortality, highlighting benefits but revealing disparities in access by income and race.

Higher PCE cardiovascular risk strongly predicts future AMD, glaucoma, DR, RVO, and HTR, supporting PCE use in primary care for early ocular disease detection.

Study shows many axSpA patients report acceptable symptoms despite high disease activity, highlighting PASS usefulness and need to integrate patient perspectives with clinical measures for better care.

Study shows strong long-term guselkumab persistence in plaque psoriasis, unaffected by BMI or severity, while prior biologic—especially IL-17—use increases discontinuation risk.

Research shows gender- and sexuality-diverse adolescents face much higher depression and anxiety odds, needing targeted mental health support, safer environments, and identity-affirming interventions in Australia.