PatientWing Insights

From your morning coffee to a 24-minute playlist, this week's research shows how small habits can have a big impact on brain health and anxiety — plus a major breakthrough in Alzheimer's science.

Every year on March 8th, we celebrate the progress women have made and the work still ahead. This International Women's Day, we turned the spotlight inward and asked the women of our team to share what this work means to them, what they've learned along the way, and what IWD really means. Their answers say it all.

This Week in Research: Clinical trials are making headlines, and at PatientWing, we’re breaking down what matters most. From a major policy shift affecting how clinical trial research is tracked to a new study testing a nasal spray for cold and flu prevention, there’s a lot to unpack. Let’s explore what this means for clinical studies.

From a surprising link between insomnia and dementia to a smarter approach to breast cancer screening, this week's research shows that science is moving toward more personalized, whole-person care; one discovery at a time.

This week, PatientWing highlights four important stories. We cover a brain network discovery that could transform Parkinson’s treatment and new evidence linking processed foods to lung cancer. We also explore a cholesterol pill that rivals injections, along with a global look at how many cancers may actually be preventable. Read more to learn how research is shaping the future of patient care.

Scientists discovered how the brain worsens heart attacks through an immune pathway. Reducing salt in processed foods could prevent 100,000+ heart attacks and strokes. You can build real strength with just 30 minutes twice weekly. New technology adds optical color to ultrasound imaging.