A new review in eLife  by Gres et al. (2025) , “Trained Immunity in Skin Infections: Macrophages and Beyond,”  offers a fascinating...

A new study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology  (Kashi et al., 2025) has uncovered something many of us overlook: how much...

A new review in Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism  (Shangguan et al., 2025) explores why our immune soldiers — CD8+ T cells  — so...

A new review in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology   (Hofbauer et al., 2025) takes a deep dive into a problem that doctors have...

A 2022 paper in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism  (Téblick, Gunst, & Van den Berghe, 2022) revisits a long-debated...

A new study in BMC Infectious Diseases  (Feng et al., 2025)  has shed light on the prognostic value of the stress hyperglycemia ratio...

A recent review published in Acute Medicine & Surgery  by Osuka and colleagues (2024) explored the systemic immune response to burn...

Trained Immunity, Immunometabolism, and the Energy Cost of Resilience A new review in the Journal of Clinical Investigation  (Sviridov,...

Sepsis remains one of medicine’s greatest challenges. Patients often arrive in intensive care with infections that spiral into two...

In the world of heart health, lowering cholesterol  has long been seen as a clear win. Fewer heart attacks. Less plaque buildup. Better...

Sleep is more than rest—it is a cornerstone of how our bodies balance energy, repair tissues, and adapt to the challenges of life. A...

A new review in Nutrients   (Yu et al., 2024) takes a deep dive into how our immune system changes with age — and why those changes leave...

What if bipolar disorder wasn’t just “in your head”—but also in your mitochondria, your metabolism, your light exposure, and your...

We’ve long been told that aging is a slow, inevitable decline—our cells wear out, our systems falter, and we gradually lose the capacity...

What if your immune system wasn’t just reacting to infections—but was also deeply shaped by how your body manages energy and stress over...

What if your lab results could tell the story of how you're aging—not just whether you're “normal”? In traditional medicine, we’re...

August 2025 In the world of sports science and functional medicine, we often talk about building strength, improving performance, and...

Hair loss is often dismissed as a cosmetic concern—something to cover up or treat with shampoos and pills. But in medicine, the surface...

How a New Global Framework Aligns with the ERM Model Resilience is often celebrated as an inner strength—a badge of honor for those who...

July 2025 When we think of diabetes, we usually picture two types: Type 1  – an autoimmune attack on insulin-producing cells, mostly in...