Intrusive Cravings Tied To Food Noise
Nearly one in five American adults say they can't stop thinking about food, and a new survey points to what tends to ride along...
Sleep Habits and Cancer Risk
People who sleep well may cut their risk of liver cancer by more than a third, according to a massive new analysis of UK...
Colon Cancer ‘Bacteria-Trigger’ Unmasked
Scientists have found the exact molecular door that lets a common gut bacteria toxin break into colon cells and set off damage linked to...
Creatine’s Double-Edged Cancer Twist
A supplement found in nearly every gym bag in America might also be quietly fighting cancer cells in a lab dish, according to new...
Stanford Breakthrough Peeks Inside Living Cells
Scientists at Stanford can now watch the inside of a living cell move and change in real time, without injecting it with a single...
Brain cells meant to protect us may be driving cognitive decline
Scientists have found that the brain's own insulation crew may turn against aging minds, thickening and multiplying in ways tied to sharper memory loss.Quick...
Vaccination Gap Fuels Explosive Measles Spread
A measles outbreak in Spartanburg County, South Carolina has grown into the largest the country has seen since officials declared the disease eliminated here...
Weekend Sleep-In Drops Depression Risk
Sleeping in on Saturday by one to two hours is linked to a lower risk of depression and anxiety, according to a major new...
Smaller Cancer Cells, Bigger Trouble
The smallest cancer cells in a tumor may be the ones doctors should fear most.Quick TakeResearchers found that smaller tetraploid cancer cell clones grew...
Surprise Alzheimer’s Red Flag in PCOS Women
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome show different levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins in their blood than women without the condition, according to new research drawing...
