Later Breakfast Times in Older Adults Linked to Depression, Poor Sleep and Higher Mortality, Large Study Shows
Study overview and headline findingsResearchers from Mass General Brigham, in collaboration with international partners,...
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Study Links High Artificial Sweetener Intake to Faster Cognitive Decline in Middle Age
A large prospective study from Brazil, published in Neurology (American Academy of Neurology) on September 3, 2025, foun...
Smartphone Use on the Toilet Linked to Higher Hemorrhoid Risk, Study Suggests
A recent U.S. study connects using smartphones while seated on the toilet with a significantly higher likelihood of hemo...
Kobe University Study Shows Metformin Alters Blood Metals — A Clue to Its Widespread Health Benefits
Background: Metformin’s surprising effects beyond glucose controlMetformin is the most widely prescribed medication for ...
3-Minute Fastball EEG Can Detect Alzheimer’s Years Before Symptoms Appear
A three-minute, passive brainwave test developed at the University of Bath—known as Fastball EEG—can detect early memory...
Chronic Overactivation Burns Out Dopamine Neurons — New Pathway to Slow Parkinson’s Progression
Constant, low-level overactivation of dopamine-producing neurons can exhaust and kill the cells that control voluntary m...
Edible ‘Fat-Sponges’: Green Tea and Seaweed Microbeads Block Gut Fat Absorption in Early Studies
New Gut-Targeted Approach to Weight LossCurrent weight-loss interventions such as bariatric surgery or systemic medicati...
Oxford Study Links Sleep Drive to Mitochondrial Electron Leaks in Brain Cells
Sleep as Cellular Maintenance: A New Physical TriggerOxford scientists have proposed a concrete, physical mechanism for ...
How Microplastics Could Affect Pregnancy and Foetal Brain Development: Evidence, Mechanisms, and Research Needs
Microplastics, pregnancy and emerging concernsMicroplastics—plastic fragments and particles smaller than 5 millimetres, ...
Why Recent Colds May Reduce Children’s Risk of SARS‑CoV‑2 Infection
Researchers have identified a plausible biological mechanism that helps explain why children—who experience more frequen...
Stanford Study Reverses Autism-Like Behaviors in Mice by Targeting the Reticular Thalamic Nucleus
Stanford Medicine researchers report that excessive activity in the reticular thalamic nucleus (RTN) can drive behaviors...
Cortisol Cocktails: What the Science Really Says About the TikTok Trend
What is a "cortisol cocktail" and why is it trending?“Cortisol cocktails” are viral wellness drinks promoted on social m...
Exercise Slows — and May Reverse — the Body’s Molecular Aging Clock, New Review Finds
Exercise and the molecular clock: a new perspectiveStructured exercise appears to slow molecular aging, with studies sho...
Green Tea Compound Plus Vitamin B3 Boosts Neuronal Cleanup, Offers Potential Alzheimer's Protection
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine report that a natural antioxidant in green tea, when combined with a...
Zone Zero: How Very Light Movement Boosts Health — Even for Astronauts
What is zone zero?It can look deceptively simple: a cyclist coasting at conversation pace, a jogger moving slower than m...
Three Simple Changes — Mediterranean Diet Plus Calorie Control and Exercise Cuts Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 31%
Pairing a Mediterranean-style eating pattern with modest calorie reduction, routine moderate exercise, and structured we...
Guava-derived Molecule Shows Promise Against Liver Cancer: Early Lab Results Illuminate New Therapeutic Pathway
Breakthrough discovery and the researchers behind itResearchers investigating a naturally derived compound from guava ha...
Universal mRNA Cancer Vaccine Eliminates Resistant Tumors in Mice, Suggests Broad Immunotherapy Strategy
a possible universal approach to cancer vaccinationResearchers at the University of Florida report a preclinical advance...
Neck Circumference: A Simple Measurement That Reveals Hidden Cardiovascular and Metabolic Risk
Why neck size matters: an overlooked health signalDoctors and researchers have long used metrics such as body mass index...
Laser-free cornea reshaping: Electromechanical technique (EMR) shows promise in early lab tests
A potential laser-free alternative to LASIKA research team has reported early laboratory success using an electrical tec...