Brain Age Reversal Without Big Pharma
A groundbreaking clinical trial shows that regular aerobic exercise can aid in the reversal of brain aging on MRI scans, offering hardworking Americans a...
Trojan Horse Ends Chemo’s Side Effects
A "Trojan horse" sneaks deadly chemotherapy straight into cancer cells, sparing healthy tissue and earning approval for human trials just weeks ago.
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Peptinovo...
The Brain Benefit of Grandparenting
Spending time with your grandchildren might be the closest thing science has found to a fountain of youth for your brain.
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Grandparents who...
The New Science of Memory Loss
Alzheimer's disease might be triggering a self-destructive process in the brain, erasing its own memories.
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Alzheimer's may activate a molecular switch that leads...
Back Pain: New Science, New Hope
Your back pain might be more than just a physical ache; it’s a complex dance of biomechanics, psychology, and lifestyle that demands a multifaceted...
Assault Bike: Your New Cardio Secret
Assault bikes are revolutionizing cardio workouts by offering a full-body, high-intensity exercise that defies traditional boundaries.
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Engages both arms and legs for a...
New Science: When Metabolism Truly Slows
Think your metabolism slows dramatically in your 30s? Think again.
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Metabolism remains stable from ages 20 to 60.
Decline begins post-60 at a...
Thyme’s Secret: Nanodose Medicine Breakthrough
Imagine a future where the humble herb thyme becomes a cornerstone of precision medicine.
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Scientists use microfluidics to encapsulate thyme extract for precise...
Neuroscience Secret to Morning Productivity
New scientific research reveals that becoming a morning person isn't about willpower—it's about leveraging neuroscience to rewire your brain's natural patterns.
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Brain experiences...
How Exercise Environment Changes Your Mood
Curious how the environment where you exercise could hold the key to unlocking mental health benefits?
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Exercise context influences mental health more than...
