Blood Proteins Could Flag MS Years Before Symptoms
Researchers have identified a pattern of blood proteins that may signal multiple sclerosis (MS) up to seven years before...
Health
MINA Syndrome: A New Genetic Cause of Muscle Weakness
Researchers led by the University of Missouri have identified a previously unknown genetic disorder that undermines nerv...
Supramolecular Nanoparticles Reverse Alzheimer’s in Mice
Researchers from Spain, China and the UK report a novel nanotechnology that reversed Alzheimer’s-like symptoms in mice b...
Why Age 17 Is a Critical Turning Point for Heart Health
Emerging adulthood — roughly the ages between 18 and 25 — is often framed as a time of new freedoms: leaving home, start...
ADHD Medication Cuts Risk of Accidents and Harmful Outcomes
New large-scale research shows common stimulant medicines used for ADHD do more than sharpen focus: they appear to reduc...
Can Exercise and Omega-3s Protect Your Teeth From Bone Loss?
Regular physical activity combined with omega-3 fatty acids may do more than improve heart health—they could also help p...
Eat More Fruits and Vegetables to Sleep Better Tonight
New research from the University of Chicago Medicine and Columbia University suggests a simple change at the grocery sto...
LED Light + Tin Oxide Nanoflakes Safely Kill Cancer Cells
Researchers in the United States have developed a low-cost, light-driven technique that selectively destroys cancer cell...
Fecal Transplants Reduce Depression Symptoms, Review Finds
A new meta-analysis suggests that transferring healthy gut microbes into people with depression can ease symptoms — espe...
Single Dose of Gut Bacteria Cuts Long-Term Metabolic Risk
New follow-up research from the University of Auckland suggests a one-time capsule of healthy gut bacteria might offer l...
Two Existing Drugs Show Promise for Early Alzheimer's
A small clinical trial in the United States suggests two repurposed drugs — a diabetes medication and an intranasal insu...
Split-Second Food Judgments: How Your Brain Sees Health
When we glance at a plate or swipe through meal photos on an app, our brain is already doing the hard work. New research...
Could Cholesterol Drugs Also Cut Dementia Risk? New Study
New large-scale research suggests that lowering cholesterol may do more than protect the heart. A comprehensive genetic ...
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Tied to Brain Changes in Children
New international research links maternal exposure to PFAS — the long-lasting "forever chemicals" — with subtle structur...
Could Tylenol Make You Take More Risks? New Evidence
Acetaminophen — known widely as paracetamol and sold under brand names like Tylenol and Panadol — is one of the most com...
Why Weight Loss Isn’t Required to Reverse Prediabetes
New long-term research suggests that returning fasting blood sugar to normal — not the number on the scale — is the most...
Processed Hard Fats May Not Raise Heart Risk, Study Says
A new controlled trial challenges the blanket assumption that all processed hard fats are harmful to heart health. Resea...
Common Cholesterol Drugs May Lower Dementia Risk, Study
New genetic research suggests that the biological targets of widely used cholesterol-lowering medications could play a r...
How Ancient Lead Exposure Shaped Human Brain Evolution
New interdisciplinary research suggests that exposure to lead — long viewed as a purely modern pollutant — has been part...
Common Solvent in Air Linked to Higher Parkinson’s Risk
A large U.S. study finds that long-term outdoor exposure to the industrial solvent trichloroethylene (TCE) is associated...