Illness and disease don’t exist in silos: often, one can trigger or exacerbate another. Emerging evidence is painting a clearer, more urgent picture: the global epidemic of diabetes may be one of the strongest, yet most controllable risk factors for developing dementia. Far from being two separate conditions, researchers are increasingly recognizing them as a...
The highway stretches dark ahead, and your headlights carve a tunnel through the night. A car pulls up behind with LED beams so bright they flood your rearview mirror with white light. The glare burns into your peripheral vision and makes the road ahead harder to see. Most drivers don’t know their rearview mirror has...
Reaching the age of 100 used to be quite a rare achievement. Yet, nowadays, it seems to be a rather commonplace occurrence. Well, believe it or not, centenarians are not the fastest-growing demographic age group worldwide. Researchers in Sweden followed tens of thousands of people and analyzed routine blood tests taken years earlier. They then...
Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, or HFpEF, is now the most common form of heart failure. Many people who develop it also live with obesity and type 2 diabetes. GLP-1 medications began as diabetes treatments, yet their role has broadened recently. Many patients use them to improve glucose control and reduce weight. Over the...
What are the junk foods that harm the brain the most? New studies revealed the most harmful foods for brain health, and we are here to share their findings. So, what is the connection between brain health and diet? Well, in the newest analysis published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers asked a...
NASA’s astronomers have recently discovered a ‘quasi-moon’ orbiting within Earth’s orbital neighbourhood. This quasi-moon spotted in 2025 is an asteroid and not the first celestial object to be bestowed this title. The name ‘quasi-moon’ is given to these celestial objects due to their behavioral characteristics, mimicking our actual moon. This quasi-moon does not orbit Earth...
In 1951, a young Black woman named Henrietta Lacks walked into Johns Hopkins Hospital with a pain that changed the world. She had no clue that her own body carried the secret to one of science’s biggest discoveries. Her cells, taken without permission, became the first immortal human cell line known as HeLa cells. Her...
Most people grow up thinking of death as the absolute end. The body stops working, the brain shuts down, and consciousness disappears forever. To us, it feels like a full stop, the closing of a book we cannot reopen. But not all scientists and philosophers see it this way. Some argue that death may not...
Neuralink is building a brain implant that lets people control computers by thought. The pitch is bold, and the demos look impressive. Yet the road to those moments has been rough. Early research used pigs, sheep, and monkeys to test the hardware and surgery. That work sparked backlash after records described the challenging procedures and...
The skin is often the first place the body shows signs of internal imbalance. Beyond dryness or irritation, changes in texture, tone, or healing ability can point to nutrient problems. In fact, many vitamin deficiencies that show up on your skin are warning signals of deeper issues. These deficiencies do not only affect appearance, they...
Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, known for its stimulating effects and rich flavor. For many, a morning cup is a daily ritual that boosts focus and energy. But coffee is more than just caffeine; it contains compounds that can influence how the body processes certain drugs. This can...
As if Millennials need something else to be stressed about, here’s one more. Defined as those born between 1981 and 1995, millennials are facing alarming cancer rates at younger ages and more frequently than their parents’ generation. Data shows that between 1990 and 2019, cases of early-onset cancer – cancer under 50 – increased by...
