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Your sleep schedule could be making you sick, says massive new study
A global study of over 88,000 adults reveals that poor sleep habits—like going to bed inconsistently or having disrupted circadian rhythms—are tied to...
This tiny lung-on-a-chip could predict—and fight—the next pandemic
Scientists at Kyoto University have developed a groundbreaking "lung-on-a-chip" that can mimic the distinct regions of human lungs—airways and alveoli...
The pandemic’s secret aftershock: Inside the gut-brain breakdown
A new global study reveals a striking post-pandemic surge in gut-brain disorders like IBS and functional dyspepsia. Researchers compared data from 201...
The 0.05% RNA Process That Makes Cancer Self-Destruct
A group of Australian scientists has uncovered a new way to fight some of the toughest cancers by targeting an overlooked cellular process called mino...
Why cold feels good: Scientists uncover the chill pathway
A newly mapped neural circuit shows how our skin senses cool temperatures and sends that info to the brain, revealing an unexpected amplifier in the s...
Max-dose statins save lives—here’s why doctors are starting strong
Potent statins are the best-proven weapon against heart disease, especially when paired with lifestyle changes. Most people aren’t active enough—and m...
Pain relief without pills? VR nature scenes trigger the brain’s healing switch
Stepping into a virtual forest or waterfall scene through VR could be the future of pain management. A new study shows that immersive virtual nature d...
Fat melts away, but so does muscle: What Ozempic users need to know
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are transforming weight loss, but a new UVA study warns they're not improving a critical measure of health: cardiorespiratory...
Reversing Alzheimer's damage: Two cancer drugs demonstrate surprising power
In an exciting breakthrough, researchers have identified cancer drugs that might reverse the effects of Alzheimer's disease in the brain. By analyzing...
4,000-year-old teeth reveal the earliest human high — Hidden in plaque
Scientists have discovered the oldest direct evidence of betel nut chewing in Southeast Asia by analyzing 4,000-year-old dental plaque from a burial i...
Your sleep schedule could be making you sick, says massive new study
This tiny lung-on-a-chip could predict—and fight—the next pandemic
The pandemic’s secret aftershock: Inside the gut-brain breakdown
The 0.05% RNA Process That Makes Cancer Self-Destruct
Why cold feels good: Scientists uncover the chill pathway
Max-dose statins save lives—here’s why doctors are starting strong
Pain relief without pills? VR nature scenes trigger the brain’s healing switch
Fat melts away, but so does muscle: What Ozempic users need to know
Reversing Alzheimer's damage: Two cancer drugs demonstrate surprising power
4,000-year-old teeth reveal the earliest human high — Hidden in plaque
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