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Annals of Internal Medicine

Internal medicine journal.

Established in 1927 by the American College of Physicians (ACP), Annals of Internal Medicine is the premier internal medicine journal. Annals of Internal Medicine’s mission is to promote excellence in medicine, enable physicians and other health care professionals to be well informed members of the medical community and society, advance standards in the conduct and reporting of medical research, and contribute to improving the health of people worldwide. To achieve this mission, the journal publishes a wide variety of original research, review articles, practice guidelines, and commentary relevant to clinical practice, health care delivery, public health, health care policy, medical education, ethics, and research methodology. In addition, the journal publishes personal narratives that convey the feeling and the art of medicine.

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Details last updated 12-Nov-2019

Annals of Internal Medicine News

Time-restricted eating boosts fat loss and blood sugar control

Time-restricted eating boosts fat loss and blood sugar control

Medical News Today - 30-Sep-2024

New research highlights the benefits of an 8-10 hour eating window for metabolic health

Salt substitutes may lower the risk of heart disease and early death

Salt substitutes may lower the risk of heart disease and early death

Medical News Today - 15-Apr-2024

Swapping salt for low-sodium, high-potassium substitutes may boost heart health

Traffic air pollution raises your blood pressure by more than 4.5 mmHg

Traffic air pollution raises your blood pressure by more than 4.5 mmHg

University of Washington (UW) - 27-Nov-2023

UW study calls for new strategies to combat traffic pollution's health risks

Night owls have a 19% higher diabetes risk than early birds due to unhealthy lifestyles

Night owls have a 19% higher diabetes risk than early birds due to unhealthy lifestyles

Independent - 11-Sep-2023

Even with lifestyle changes, the risk remains, but personalised work schedules might help

Robotic surgery is no better than traditional surgery, unless performed by skilled surgeons

Robotic surgery is no better than traditional surgery, unless performed by skilled surgeons

Forbes - 17-Aug-2021

Despite huge benefits, robot-assisted surgery may increase complications - finds new study

Sharp angles of unhealthy eating

Sharp angles of unhealthy eating

BBC - 03-Sep-2019

This may be an extreme example but it really shows that a good diet helps you live longer

Nutritional supplements have no effect on heart diseases according to the study

Nutritional supplements have no effect on heart diseases according to the study

NHS - 09-Jul-2019

Meta-study of a million people finds no evidence of multivitamins increasing lifespan

Elderly with poor sense of smell 30% more likely to die over 13 year study

Elderly with poor sense of smell 30% more likely to die over 13 year study

NHS - 30-Apr-2019

Smell could be another candidate for a biological age marker

No life extension seen people taking supplements

No life extension seen people taking supplements

Independent - 09-Apr-2019

No short-cut to a healthy diet

Very hot tea increases risk of oesophageal cancer

Very hot tea increases risk of oesophageal cancer

Guardian - 05-Feb-2018

Cancer was already linked to drinking alcohol and smoking. Risks are heightened by daily cups of...

Move every half hour to limit effects of sedentary lifestyle

Move every half hour to limit effects of sedentary lifestyle

Guardian - 11-Sep-2017

Exercise is not enough to ward off the risks of sitting still for long periods of time, regular m...

Coffee drinkers live longer - perhaps

Coffee drinkers live longer - perhaps

BBC - 11-Jul-2017

Three cups of coffee a day may boost longevity and reduce heart and gut disease risk

Wirelessly programmed implantable drug delivery device can release hundreds of single doses over 16 years

Wirelessly programmed implantable drug delivery device can release hundreds of single doses over 16 years

Phys.org - 29-Jun-2015

Iimplantable, microchip-based device may soon replace the injections and pills now needed to trea...