Researchers discovered immune cells using rapid signals to help damaged muscle regrow, potentially leading to new treatments for injuries and muscle-wasting. Macrophages play a key role in repair.
Scientists created the first detailed 3D model of the yellow fever virus, revealing structural differences between vaccine and virulent strains. This could lead to improved vaccines and antiviral treatments. Yellow fever remains a public health risk.
Reduce Thanksgiving calories with low-sodium broth gravy and smaller portions. Focus on vegetables, salad, and protein for a healthier, balanced holiday meal. Cook at home for control.
Research shows DMT connects with alpha waves, impacting self-awareness. DMT use leads to a temporary loss of self, altering the sense of time and self-perception. Medical info is not a substitute for professional advice.
Sonya Sotinsky, a cancer survivor, uses AI to recreate her voice after losing it. Her journey highlights the importance of voice and communication, impacting healthcare and insurance coverage. This AI voice aided saved her life.
The Brownstone Institute, fueled by COVID backlash, sees its affiliates rising in US government, impacting vaccine access and research, raising concerns about public health policy.
Exploring biohacking and blood purification techniques like plasmapheresis, questioning the evidence and benefits for healthy individuals. Discussing blood 'cleaning' for lifestyle, detoxification, and longevity.
Research shows fluoride in drinking water improves cognitive test scores in youths and reduces tooth decay. However, concerns exist about potential health risks, leading to bans in some states.
CRISPR technology reverses chemotherapy resistance in lung cancer by disabling the NRF2 gene. This improves drug sensitivity and slows tumor growth, offering a novel strategy for resistant cancers.
USC study reveals that increased ultra-processed food (UPF) intake raises prediabetes and insulin resistance risk in young adults. Limiting UPFs may protect metabolic health. #UPF #diabetes
Listening to and playing music is linked to reduced dementia and cognitive decline risk in adults over 70. Music may be an accessible method for maintaining cognitive health. Lifestyle affects brain aging.
A new dual-light microscope captures nano and microscale activity in living cells without dyes, providing a complete view of cell behavior. It allows estimation of particle size and refractive index.
Concerns rise over ICE agents' presence in hospitals, potentially violating detainee rights and privacy. Cases highlight alleged pressure and monitoring, sparking legal debates and policy changes.
Touch triggers a neural circuit in worms, modifying dopamine signals and reducing the longevity benefits of restricted diets. New research highlights links between genetics, environment, and behavior impacting lifespan.
Colchicine, a gout drug, may prevent heart attacks and strokes. Trials show risk reduction with low doses. More research is needed to confirm benefits and address remaining questions.
COVID vaccine hesitancy persists, especially among Hispanic, Black, and young adults. Misinformation, immigration fears, and access barriers contribute. Boosters & flu shots are recommended to avoid illness.
New research suggests coffee may reduce AFib risk by 39%, challenging prior medical advice. Trial data suggests coffee is not only safe but protective for AFib. Caffeine and anti-inflammatory components are key.
