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Category: Health & Longevity
Your body is the only asset you can’t replace. Discover the latest science-backed updates on living longer, performing better, and staying at your peak
Why Low-Carb Diets Send Some People’s Cholesterol Soaring
A study suggests that genetic factors may explain why LDL cholesterol rises sharply in some people…
Oral Weight Loss Pill Helps Patients Lose up to 12% of Body Weight
An oral GLP-1 drug showed promising weight loss results in a phase II trial. A pill-based…
This Ancient Grain Could Help Transform Children’s Gut Health
Iron-rich pearl millet may improve toddler nutrition without disrupting the developing gut microbiome. Each day, hundreds…
Pesticide Exposure May Carry a Serious Neurological Risk Years Later
Pesticide exposure on the job could sharply increase the risk of ALS, with men and heavily…
Ozempic Could Fight Addiction Too – Scientists Finally Know How
A brain region tied to memory and reward may explain how GLP-1 drugs reduce cravings. For…
Gut Bacteria May Leave a Lasting “Protective Memory” in the Intestine
A fiber-derived bacterial metabolite may leave a protective memory in the gut lining that supports long-term…
New Antivenom Strategy Is 10 Times More Potent Than a Current Treatment
A new study provides a blueprint for the next generation of antivenoms by using snakes’ natural…
This Widely Used Plastic Could Be Harming Your Liver
Researchers were surprised to find that polyethylene, one of the world’s most widely used plastics, contributes…
Beetroot Juice May Ease Pregnancy’s Strain on the Kidneys
Daily beetroot juice showed early signs of safely supporting pregnant women with chronic kidney disease. For…
Tick Found in Austin Apartment Linked to Rare Relapsing Fever
A likely urban case of soft tick-borne relapsing fever shows that infected ticks may be present…
Ozempic Changes Your Body, but Does It Change Your Life? A New Study Suggests Not
Research by a University of Chicago economist found no measurable changes in mood, employment, or marriage…