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Study finds 7 hours and 19 minutes of sleep may be best for insulin sensitivity
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Study finds 7 hours and 19 minutes of sleep may be best for insulin sensitivity

Team Health AccessibleMarch 5, 2026

Share on PinterestWhat is the optimal amount of sleep to help insulin resistance? A new study investigates. Yatanni/Stocksy The estimated…

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Strategies for next-gen medical technologies

Team Health AccessibleMarch 5, 2026

Federica Zanca and Orsolya Symmons, Programme Managers for the European Innovation Council, spoke with The Innovation Platform’s Maddie Hall to…

SuperAgers’ brains have one special ability, study finds
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SuperAgers’ brains have one special ability, study finds

Team Health AccessibleMarch 4, 2026

Share on PinterestSuperAgers’ brains may have one superpower, a new study suggests. Image credit: AUDSHULE/Stocksy As we age, it’s not…

28% of breast cancer cases linked to 6 modifiable risk factors, experts say
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28% of breast cancer cases linked to 6 modifiable risk factors, experts say

Team Health AccessibleMarch 3, 2026

Share on PinterestBreast cancer incidence may continue to rise, with as many as 28% of cases driven by modifiable factors.…

GLP-1 drugs and 8 healthy lifestyle habits may lower cardiovascular risk
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GLP-1 drugs and 8 healthy lifestyle habits may lower cardiovascular risk

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Share on PinterestCan medications or lifestyle habits alone help reduce cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes? Focus Pixel Art/Getty Images…

The Longitude Prize on Dementia
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The Longitude Prize on Dementia

Team Health AccessibleMarch 3, 2026

Ahead of The Longitude Prize on Dementia in March, The Innovation Platform heard from Ruth Dixon, Programme Lead at Challenge…

High fat, low- carb diet lowers blood sugar, improves exercise response in mice
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High fat, low- carb diet lowers blood sugar, improves exercise response in mice

Team Health AccessibleMarch 2, 2026

Share on PinterestA new study suggests that a keto diet may enhance the effects of exercise in people with high…

High fat, high sugar diet may leave lasting changes on brain, eating later in life
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High fat, high sugar diet may leave lasting changes on brain, eating later in life

Team Health AccessibleMarch 2, 2026

Share on PinterestCould an unhealthy diet early in life affect brain health later in life? Boris Jovanovic/Stocksy There are several…

Being at high altitudes could help blood sugar control: Here’s why
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Being at high altitudes could help blood sugar control: Here’s why

Team Health AccessibleMarch 1, 2026

Share on PinterestResearch suggests low-oxygen conditions may cause red blood cells to soak up excess blood sugar. Image credit: Peter…

Eating high amounts of red meat may raise diabetes risk by as much as 49%
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Eating high amounts of red meat may raise diabetes risk by as much as 49%

Team Health AccessibleFebruary 28, 2026

Share on PinterestCould eating more red meat increase the odds of developing diabetes? Bloomberg/Getty Images Eating a lot of red…

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