
Why Our Brains Defend Weight: Biology, Drugs and Policy
For decades the narrative has been simple: lose weight by eating less and moving more. Modern neuroscience and metabolic...

For decades the narrative has been simple: lose weight by eating less and moving more. Modern neuroscience and metabolic...

New long-term research from the University of Tsukuba shows that regular cycling is linked to lower risk of long-term ca...

Space agencies face a stubborn problem for long-duration missions: food. Transporting prepackaged meals from Earth works...

A recent case study has upended assumptions about a common group of human papillomaviruses (HPV). Researchers report tha...

New research indicates that Alzheimer's disease may interfere with the 24-hour genetic 'clocks' inside brain support cel...

Drugs such as Ozempic have reshaped diabetes care and weight management by targeting gut-to-brain signals. Recent review...

An unexpected discovery beneath the Pacific Ocean is rewriting ideas about where life can survive. Researchers examining...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a recall of more than half a million capsules of generic prazosin af...

When a planet is torn apart and absorbed by its dying star, its ingredients don’t disappear — they become forensic evide...

Maybe you know someone who always shifts the blame onto others, smirks when caught in a lie, or twists a conversation un...

It sounds paradoxical: the tablets people swallow to soothe pain can sometimes be the very thing that keeps headaches co...

A major global analysis shows chronic kidney disease (CKD) has quietly surged to affect nearly 800 million people worldw...

A team led by Lehigh University statistician Taeho Kim has introduced a new predictive technique designed to align forec...

New research links chronic gum inflammation to subtle signs of brain injury visible on MRI scans. The finding adds to gr...

For years we've been warned to put our phones away well before lights-out because blue light suppresses melatonin and wr...

Rock, paper, scissors is often dismissed as child’s play, but neuroscientists have used it as a precise tool to investig...

Imagine a single toolmaking tradition surviving for nearly 300,000 years while rivers shifted course, fires swept throug...

New clinical results from McGill University suggest that a short, focused course of digital brain exercises can restore ...

New analysis of NASA's Cassini data shows Saturn's icy moon Enceladus releases more heat than scientists expected — and ...

Your chronological age is fixed on your birth certificate, but your brain’s biological age can differ — sometimes by yea...