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Could a Multivitamin Help You Age Better? Study Suggests Yes
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New Study Finds Married People Are Up To 74% More Likely To Develop Dementia Under One Specific Condition
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‘Timer’ in the brain tracks sleep
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Girl died after gene-editing treatment in China: Report
A Chinese scientist faces an official probe following reports that a young girl died after undergoing an experimental gene-editing treatment.
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Scientists studied the lungs of ex-smokers cell by cell. What they found was unsettling
New cell-by-cell lung analysis reveals that former smokers may retain lasting damage and health risks even after quitting the habit.
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Viagra’s Next Act Could Be Stopping Cancer From Spreading
A new study suggests that Viagra, originally designed for a different purpose, may have the potential to stop cancer from spreading.
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Scientists find compound that may help muscles stay strong as we age
Scientists have discovered a novel molecule that may restore aging muscles and supercharge the repair of muscle tissue as people age.
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The heart has a ‘little brain’
Scientists have identified a hidden nerve network within the heart, acting as a 'little brain' that regulates heartbeats and protects against stress.
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Paralyzed Man Can Feed Himself and Pet His Dog Again Thanks to Double Neural Bypass Surgery
An experimental double neural bypass surgery and brain implant have restored hand movement and touch to a man living with paralysis.
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Humans could theoretically live up to 156 years, study says
New scientific modeling suggests the theoretical upper limit of the human lifespan may extend far beyond previously established biological boundaries.
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Weight loss drugs linked to increased risk of hair loss, researchers say
New research links GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro to an increased risk of hair loss in patients.
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Your husband (or wife) may increase your risk of dementia by up to 70%
New research suggests that spouses of individuals with dementia may face a significantly increased risk of developing the condition themselves.
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Scientists May Have Discovered How to Reverse Chronic Inflammation
Researchers at USC have identified a natural hormone called thymulin that may reverse chronic age-related inflammation and slow tumor growth.
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There May Be A New Way To Clear Alzheimer's Proteins From The Brain
New research explores two distinct methods for clearing toxic Alzheimer's proteins from the brain: high-dose CO2 inhalation and copper-based drugs.
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New antibody drug stops aggressive prostate cancer from spreading
Researchers have developed a fully human antibody drug capable of halting the growth and metastasis of aggressive prostate cancer in lab models.
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Vaping found to have new, disturbing effect on health
Recent studies reveal that vaping impacts young adults' physical fitness and blood vessel function just as severely as traditional smoking.
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Scientists are regrowing human teeth
Scientists are developing regenerative dentistry technology to grow new human teeth as an alternative to traditional fillings and implants.
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Scientists discover a protein that protects the brain from Alzheimer’s damage
Scientists have identified a brain protein named SORLA that shields the brain against Alzheimer's damage and tau tangles.
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An avocado a day keeps the doctor away: new study
Recent studies examine how daily avocado consumption impacts heart disease risk, cholesterol, and cognitive function.
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So THAT'S Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
New scientific insights reveal that mosquito targeting is driven by a combination of metabolism, body odor, and the insects' own memory.
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Non-smokers under 50 are getting lung cancer. What they eat raised a red flag
Medical experts are investigating a rise in lung cancer among healthy non-smokers under 50, focusing on a specific 'red zone' diet and food ingredients.
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Going to Museums and Movies May Slow Aging, Study Finds
New research suggests that visiting museums, cinemas, and theaters may slow biological aging and improve physiological health markers in older adults.
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Alzheimer's blood test may predict who's likely to develop symptoms in 5 to10 years
A new blood test is generating widespread attention for its reported ability to predict Alzheimer's disease symptoms years in advance.
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Common Knee Surgery Often Hurts More Than Helps
New research suggests a common knee surgery for cartilage issues may be ineffective or potentially harmful to patients.
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Why Do Statins Hurt Muscles? Scientists May Finally Have an Answer
New scientific research may finally explain why statins cause muscle pain, potentially reshaping how these common drugs are prescribed.
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A breakthrough in pancreatic cancer has experts excited
A new pill-based treatment targeting KRAS-mutated pancreatic cancer is generating expert excitement and hope for patient longevity.
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A Human-Safe Drug Reduces Multiple Signs of Alzheimer's in Mice
An experimental therapy already proven safe in humans reduces multiple signs of Alzheimer's disease in mice.
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Ovaries Begin Aging Decades Before Menopause
New research indicates that ovarian aging begins decades before menopause and continues to influence health and immunity long after fertility ends.
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'Endometriosis tests would have given me years back'
New medical tests could transform endometriosis diagnosis from years of waiting to days, drawing widespread attention from health groups.
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The First AI‑Designed Vaccine Has Been Tested in People. Here’s What Happened.
The first vaccine designed by artificial intelligence has transitioned to human testing, signaling a potential shift in disease prevention strategies.
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Pancreatic cancer breakthrough has big implications for early detection effort - San Diego Union-Tribune
The European Medicines Agency has fast-tracked the review of an experimental pancreatic cancer pill amid reports of significant clinical trial outcomes.
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Researchers uncover possible cause of muscle pain from widely used cholesterol medication
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Millions may be getting the wrong cholesterol test
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People Are Sharing The Things They Think Will Be “Inevitable Outcomes” Of GLP-1s Over The Next 20 Years
Social media discourse and emerging clinical research are converging on the long-term potential of GLP-1 agonists beyond weight management.
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Huge Survey Finds the Truth About What mRNA Vaccines Do to the Human Body
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Drug Stops 90% of Pancreatic Cancer Migration in Lab Tests
Researchers have discovered a drug that blocks 90% of pancreatic cancer cell migration in lab tests by triggering cellular self-destruction.
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Early signs of dementia: 4 warning symptoms that may appear before memory loss
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Statins helping people with obesity match those of healthy weight on key metrics, study finds
New research suggests that statin use is narrowing the disparity in heart health metrics between individuals with obesity and those of a healthy weight.
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4 surprising (and evidence-based) health benefits of drinking coffee
New studies spotlight coffee as a surprising ally against liver disease, linking daily cups to lower cirrhosis and cancer risk.
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Single Injection Reverses Osteoarthritis in Animals in Just 4 Weeks
A new single-injection therapy has shown the ability to reverse chronic osteoarthritis in animal subjects over a four-week period.
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N.I.H. Announces World’s Largest Integrated Health Database
The National Institutes of Health has officially launched the 'All of Us' research program, now recognized as the world's largest integrated health database.
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Disturbing Case Study Shows Why You Should Never Use a Massage Gun Near Your Eyes
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Surgeons Warn: Don’t Ignore These Colorectal Cancer Symptoms, No Matter Your Age
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Vitamin D, calcium may not be as helpful for strong bones as thought
A new study challenges the effectiveness of calcium and vitamin D supplements in preventing fractures and falls.
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Serious statin side effects on muscles are extremely rare, new research confirms
New Oxford research confirms serious statin muscle side effects are extremely rare, introducing a personalized risk calculator.
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Covid vaccine study the acting CDC director blocked is published in an outside journal
A COVID-19 vaccine study previously blocked by the acting CDC director has been published in an outside medical journal.
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A Copper-Based Drug Clears Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins in Mice
Australian scientists have developed a copper-based compound capable of clearing toxic protein buildup and restoring memory in mice with Alzheimer's.
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For worn-out knees, the usual answer was replacement
Stanford researchers are exploring cartilage regeneration as an alternative to traditional knee replacement surgery.
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Scientists may have solved weight regain problem from GLP-1 drugs
Researchers are exploring new solutions to combat weight regain in patients who discontinue GLP-1 medications like Ozempic.
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5 Nighttime Habits Health Experts Recommend for a Longer Life - Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
Health experts and media outlets are re-examining the long-term safety of high-protein diets alongside established links between sleep, diet, and aging.
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Freezing brain damage in its tracks: cooling drugs limit stroke injury in mice
New research suggests that drug-induced cooling, mimicking hibernation, could significantly limit brain damage following a stroke.
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A Signal of Future Alzheimer's May Be Hidden in Your Eyes
New medical research indicates that retinal imaging and biomarkers may serve as early indicators for Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline.
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Humans may have hidden regenerative powers
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A clearer picture of drinking and disease
New research challenges long-held beliefs about alcohol consumption, linking even moderate intake to heightened disease risks and specific cancer types.
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Surprising benefit of Covid vaccine found in new study
A large new study suggests that COVID-19 vaccination is linked to a reduced risk of adverse heart events and cardiovascular disease.
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GLP-1 drugs linked to major drop in pancreatic, colorectal cancer risk
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Two simple habits may outperform a popular longevity wonder drug: study
New research suggests that specific lifestyle adjustments may prove more effective than popular longevity medications in reducing chronic disease risks.
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Weight loss drugs slash risk of 4 types of cancer by 50% or more, study finds
New study data indicates that GLP-1 weight loss medications are associated with a significant reduction in the risk of developing four specific cancer types.
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Copper drug restores memory and clears toxic Alzheimer's proteins, preclinical study finds
A new copper-based drug has shown potential in preclinical studies to clear toxic Alzheimer's proteins and restore memory function.
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Heart protection from COVID shots remains amid updates, study finds
Recent academic publications link COVID-19 vaccinations to reduced cardiovascular risks, sparking debate over methodology and data validity.