Berry Compound Triggers Gut Repair

A compound made by gut bacteria from pomegranates, walnuts, and berries may help repair the lining of the intestine.Quick TakeScientists found that urolithin A, a compound gut bacteria make from certain plant foods, can trigger a repair response in intestinal cells.The compound switches on a receptor called AHR, which then activates a cell defense...

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New Drug Trips Cancer’s Growth Switch

A drug built to shut down one of mesothelioma's favorite survival tricks just posted real results in human patients, not mice.Quick TakeVT3989, an experimental pill, blocks a cancer growth pathway called YAP/TEAD that mesothelioma...

Association of Physical Activity With Age-Related Hearing Loss

Weak legs and a weak grip might be quietly connected to your hearing, and scientists have the numbers to prove it.Story SnapshotA large prospective study tracked thousands of older adults and found stronger, fitter...

Doctors Flip Post-Meal Exercise Playbook

Doctors are knocking down a decades-old fitness myth: you don't have to wait an hour after eating before you move your body.Quick TakeWalking briskly right after lunch and dinner can beat waiting an hour,...

Stop Tears FAST With This Odd Tongue Trick

Tears can be stopped mid-flow with a few simple body tricks that doctors and therapists actually recommend. From controlled breathing to a tongue trick that resets your facial muscles, the science behind crying suppression...

Eat This, Watch Age Markers Tumble

A month of eating differently was enough to make older adults' bodies test younger...

Orthodontists warn against DIY teeth straightening

A single rubber band stretched across a gap in your front teeth can quietly...

Stair Climbing and Heart Disease Death Risk

Climbing a few flights of stairs each day is linked to a 39% lower...

How To Control Your Brain Chemistry for Focus and Motivation

Your brain’s spotlight is tiny, your world is loud, and the fix starts with...

Hidden Hypertension Spikes While Patients Sleep

A hormone disorder tied to millions of high blood pressure cases can hide from...

How Silent Slide Into Wheelchairs Starts Years Earlier

Losing the ability to walk to the mailbox or climb stairs doesn't happen overnight,...

This Ingredient May Be Fueling Your Nasal Allergy Symptoms

Too much salt on your fries might be doing more than raising your blood...

Stress, Not Midnight Snacks, Wrecks Guts

Late-night eating did not doom gut health on its own; stress did the heavy...

Healthy Staples Linked To Gut Flares

Spinach salads and almond butter sound like the healthiest choices on any menu, but...

Female Sports: Missing Periods and Broken Bones

Girls who play sports are often trained like small boys, and doctors say that...

Nap Timing Beats Duration

Scientists just found a nap window that lines up with a leaner body and...

Insomnia Fix That Slows Cellular Aging

Fixing your sleep may do more than make you feel rested. New research suggests...

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Effect of Time-Restricted Eating on Adults with Diabetes

Adults with type 1 diabetes who ate only between noon and 8 p.m. saw better blood sugar control than those counting calories, according to a new six-month study out of Chicago.Story SnapshotUniversity of Illinois Chicago researchers tested time-restricted eating in 32 adults with type 1 diabetes and obesity over six months.Participants ate only between...

Why Body Composition Is a More Accurate Health Indicator Than BMI

A person can lose ten pounds and still lose the wrong ten pounds. That's the blunt truth doctors and researchers keep pointing to when they say the bathroom scale tells only part of the...

The Most Promising New Cholesterol Drug Fails To Work

A drug that slashed a dangerous cholesterol-like particle by as much as 80 percent still failed to stop a single extra heart attack or stroke in one of the largest cardiovascular trials ever run.Story...

The Science of Hair Loss: How to Regrow Lost Hair

Half of all men and half of all women will face real, measurable hair loss before they turn 70, and the science behind why is more solvable than most people think.Quick TakeThe Institute of...

The No.1 Exercise To Lose Belly Fat In 2026

Ben Azadi just told millions there is a “#1 exercise” to lose belly fat in 2026—and he spelled out exactly how to do it.Story SnapshotAzadi’s video ranks a single best exercise approach for belly...

The Science of Clutter: How Home Organization Alters Your Cortisol

Your messy kitchen counter might be doing more than annoying you. It could be...

CBS Bets Big On Women’s Health

CBS News is pushing deeper into health coverage with “Healthful,” a new weekly women’s-health...

Imported Beef Flood: What’s Hiding In Labels?

Shoppers can still buy U.S.-raised beef with confidence during the 90-day wave of tariff-free...

22-Year Time Capsule Baby Stuns Doctors

A woman in Athens just gave birth to a baby girl from an embryo...

Colon Cancer Screening: The Age Conversation

Colon cancer is showing up in more people under 50, and doctors have responded...

Silent Deficiency Supercharges Depression Risk

People who struggle to hear may be fighting a second, invisible battle inside their...

Uninsured Surge Slams ERs — Guess Who Pays

Hospitals across the country are reporting a sharp jump in patients who show up...

What happens to your body when you stop working out?

Quit the gym for two weeks and your lungs notice first, your mood notices...

AI Drug Hints At Age Rewind

A lung drug designed by artificial intelligence just showed something scientists did not expect:...

Silent Stroke Warnings, Buried In Your Wrist

Your smartwatch might already know something is wrong with your heart before you feel...

How “Cured” Cancer Can Come Back

Breast cancer cells can go quiet for years, then wake up and spread, and...

Outdated 911 Gear Endangering Millions?

Millions of Americans dial 911 every day trusting a system that federal records say...

Silent Diabetes Speeds The Ovarian Clock

Mounting evidence links poor metabolic health to faster ovarian aging, with earlier menopause showing up most clearly.Story SnapshotSix of seven studies tied type 2 diabetes before menopause to earlier menopause.Women with diabetes showed signs...

How To End Nighttime Urges

The most durable lesson in this research is not that the bladder suddenly became a sleep organ; it is that regularity in sleep timing and sleep quality may be one of the quietest levers...

Cholesterol Pill’s Hidden Trade-Off

Millions of Americans swallow a statin pill every morning, trusting a drug that quietly...

Static vs. Dynamic Stretching for Injury Prevention

Holding a deep stretch before your workout after age 50 can quietly rob you...

Baby Brains Rewired By Sugar

Scientists just found the switches that tell a growing brain cell what kind of...

Emotional Suppression – The Silent Health Risk

Two ordinary thoughts — "I shouldn't feel this way" and "I need to fix...

Sugar-Free Trap: Liver at Stake?

A sugar substitute found in sugar-free gum, candy, and diet drinks may be quietly...

Unemployment, Mental Health, and Finding Your Way Forward

Losing a job can hit the brain almost like losing a loved one, and...

Motivation and Maintenance for a Healthy Lifestyle

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