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New 2026 research shows protein restriction longevity links may work through a whole-body adaptive response involving FGF21 and the brain
A 61-year-old man fainted twice and went into shock two days after dyeing his hair.
A 2026 study of 183,300 adults found social media depression links starting at 150 minutes of daily scrolling, outpacing TV, gaming
A 2026 UC Berkeley study links tau protein buildup in the frontal cortex to disrupted non-REM slow waves and poorer overnight memory.
A Stanford-linked study found plasmalogen compounds from sea squirts improved memory and reduced brain inflammation in aged mice.
A 2026 study found a nasal spray containing placenta-derived extracellular vesicles reduced neuroinflammation and protected memory in
Originally published at courtneyholmbergnd.ca In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety has become prevalent, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds. While medical interventions can be crucial for severe cases, many individuals with mild to moderate anxiety might benefit from exploring natural methods to manage their symptoms. As a medical professional, I recognize the importance of a...
Archaeologists uncovered the 4,300-year-old Egyptian tomb of Sekhentyu-Ptah at Saqqara, complete with a false door, alabaster offerings
Coconut water from concentrate isn't automatically bad for you. Here's what the label really means, how processing affects nutrition
New MIT and Stanford research targets cancer glycan immune evasion using AbLecs, molecules that block sugar-based signals tumors use to hide
No-burp syndrome (R-CPD) is a real medical condition — and a Botox injection into the throat can restore burping for most people.
A new case-control study of 980 adults found that those with the highest Dietary Phytochemical Index scores had 52% lower odds of colorectal
