Common 'Forever Chemical' May Disrupt Implantation
Imagine a silent saboteur at the very threshold of life: it does not destroy embryos outright, but it muffles the conver...
Health
Exercise Makes Your Brain Look Years Younger, Study Shows
A simple prescription — about 150 minutes of brisk activity each week — may do more for the brain than most of us expect...
Why Memory Fades: 10,000 Brain Scans Explain Aging
People often chalk up forgetfulness to "just getting older." But what if aging is less a single culprit and more a choru...
Tiny Lipid Bubbles: How They Spread and Can Stop Cancer
Invisible, nanoscale bubbles released by cells are emerging as key players in how cancer travels through the body. By re...
Can Shoes Really Sharpen Your Mind? The Science Examined
Nike and other companies are pitching a new claim: your footwear can do more than cushion or support — it can nudge your...
Could Bamboo Really Be the Next Global Superfood? Explained
Bamboo is cropping up in nutrition studies and food trends alike: packed with protein, fiber and micronutrients, its sho...
Could Vitamin B1 Unlock Better Gut Motility? New Study
A genetic study of more than a quarter-million people suggests a surprising link between vitamin B1 (thiamine) metabolis...
One Genetic Thread: How Eight Psychiatric Disorders Connect
Researchers have uncovered a common genetic thread linking eight major psychiatric conditions, revealing how certain gen...
Movement Beats Pills: Exercise as Osteoarthritis Medicine
Stiff knees, sore hips and constant joint ache are often accepted as a normal part of getting older. But mounting eviden...
Could One Drug Treat Both Diabetes and Heart Disease?
Laboratory research suggests a single experimental compound could act on two leading causes of death: metabolic dysfunct...
Skin Clues: Early Warning Signs After First Psychosis
New research suggests that visible skin problems could be more than a dermatological nuisance — they may help flag patie...
How Much Exercise Prevents High Blood Pressure Into Midlife
New long-term research suggests that staying active through young adulthood and middle age may be one of the most effect...
Liver mRNA Therapy Reboots T Cells, Rejuvenating Immunity
A new study suggests the liver can be coaxed into temporarily restoring youthful immune function by producing signals no...
Peptide Nanomaterial Shields Brains After Stroke in Mice
A new injectable nanomaterial shows promise for protecting brain tissue after ischemic stroke by limiting the collateral...
How Inflammation Fuels Small Cell Lung Cancer Relapse
Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is notorious for its speed and severity: many patients respond to initial chemotherapy onl...
Hidden Preservatives in Processed Foods Raise Diabetes Risk
New analysis of long-term dietary data suggests an unexpected link between common food preservatives and a higher risk o...
Time-Restricted Eating: Is Timing or Calories Key?
Time-restricted eating (TRE), a popular form of intermittent fasting, promises better metabolism and heart health by com...
Hidden Anti-Diabetic Compounds Found in Roasted Coffee
Roasted coffee may be more than a morning pick-me-up: researchers have uncovered a group of previously unknown molecules...
Risperidone Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Dementia
A major UK analysis of more than 165,000 people living with dementia has found that the antipsychotic risperidone raises...
Helping Others May Slow Brain Aging: Volunteer Benefits
New long-term research suggests that lending a hand — whether through formal volunteering or informal help to friends an...