Sanchari Sinha Dutta

The impact of fasting on blood test results is analyte-specific, with most routine tests showing minimal differences, suggesting a need for flexible guidelines.

Transplanted hearts appeared to shift toward the biological age of their recipients, raising the possibility that some older donor hearts could gain a younger molecular profile in younger bodies.

Tests of 15 commercial herbal toothpastes revealed wide differences in fluoride, antibacterial activity, and cytotoxicity, with some formulations

Growing up with type 1 diabetes in the family may make the threat feel more familiar than frightening, with new research showing how lifelong

Controlled heat exposure raised short-term anxiety in young adults, while nighttime heat disrupted sleep and affected a wider range of biological markers linked to stress and brain health.

Pain doesn't simply get worse with age. A sweeping global study reveals why headaches and abdominal pain peak earlier in life, while back and joint

Why do demanding tasks make people feel more awake even as their performance suffers? New research reveals how task difficulty and restricted sleep affect cognitive states differently.

Could a simple squeeze reveal more about long COVID? Researchers find that weaker grip strength and faster muscle fatigue are linked to worse symptoms, offering clues to muscle dysfunction and the challenges of recovery.

Researchers tested Mozart, relaxation music, and patients' favorite songs during a routine needle procedure to see whether what people hear can change how they experience pain.

When weight becomes part of a diabetes consultation, who leads the conversation, what language do clinicians choose, and how does this influence the advice patients receive?