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Determining the cause of death is one of the most crucial and challenging parts of a forensic investigation.

A better understanding of the most common injuries associated with nonfatal TBI-related hospitalizations could help identify strategies to prevent these avoidable injuries.

Researchers at the Tufts University School of Engineering are building a reputation for precision targeting in drug delivery.

Smokers with either prediabetes or diabetes had a higher incidence of albuminuria compared with nonsmokers and were more likely to have vascular complications.

Only around 50% of people at risk of cardiovascular disease receive lifestyle support say researchers, who suggest that patients are missing out on proven methods of reducing risk.

A new draft guidance from the US Preventive Services Task Force uses more recent data to update its 2016 document on when to consider moderate-intensity statin therapy for primary prevention.

Using a deep-learning model, Australian researchers utilized brain MRI studies from over 37,000 UK Biobank participants to develop an estimate of white matter brain age.

SARS-CoV-2 appears to alter host lipid biosynthesis by relying on certain human metabolic pathways to survive and multiply effectively.

Although many patients with diabetes also have cardiovascular disease, researchers have found a "shocking underuse" of medications to lower cholesterol, blood pressure and glucose in new observational data.

Evidence to date suggests that five key micronutrients may boost the failing myocardium and improve symptoms of heart failure, according to a new review. Randomized trials should be next, researchers say.