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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
Blood Test May Reveal Alzheimer’s Risk Years Before Symptoms
A large international study suggests that very high p-tau217 levels may identify cognitively healthy adults who…
Scientists Thought SuperAgers Had Lucky Genes. They Were Wrong
SuperAgers may keep their memories sharp not because they dodged Alzheimer’s genes, but because their brains…
These “Good” Immune Cells Could Hold the Key to Spinal Cord Regeneration
An Il-4 signal from neutrophils helps zebrafish control inflammation and regenerate damaged spinal cords. A damaged…
New Research Questions Decades of Low-Fat Dairy Advice
Researchers found that people can consume three daily servings of full-fat dairy without adversely affecting body…
Researchers Solve Mystery Behind Contradictory Weight-Loss Drug Paradox
Opposite actions on the same receptor can promote weight loss by targeting different brain circuits. Two…
Two-Year Lifestyle Program Boosts Cognition 55% More in Older Adults
A culturally tailored lifestyle program with ongoing support produced greater cognitive improvement than flexible health guidance…
Speaking More Languages May Slow Brain Aging
Multilingual experience may help preserve youthful patterns of brain connectivity, although further research is needed to…
Experimental Eye Drops Restore Sight in Blind Mice
The newly developed compounds mimic the function of photoreceptor cells, which deteriorate in blinding diseases such…
Scientists Discover the Brain May Enter a New Biological Phase Between 50 and 75
A single-cell study reveals major changes in immune cells, genome organization, and gene regulation within the…
New Research Reveals Autistic Brains Process Faces Differently
Autistic children showed earlier and less age-related refinement in the brain signals involved in processing faces.…
Is Sparkling Water Bad for Your Teeth? A New Study Has Answers
A study found that unsweetened sparkling water lowers oral pH less than soda sweetened with sugar.…