Recency
Dr. Neil Cornwell, a family medicine physician in Boston completing his residency, has struggled with anxiety "for quite some time," but was never able to put a label on it, he tells TODAY.com.
Viewed by You are the first to view
New research suggests that ultra-processed foods may do more than harm the body: they could alter the brain in unexpected ways.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
A week-long retreat combining meditation and mind-body healing produced significant changes in brain activity and blood biology, demonstrating how consciousness-based practices can transform physical health.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Leading scientists and bioethicists are urging the creation of an international oversight body to monitor advances in human neural organoids
Viewed by You are the first to view
A widely prescribed diabetes drug may be sabotaging one of the most trusted strategies for preventing the disease: exercise.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Autoimmune diseases can affect just about every part of the body – and tens of millions of people
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Our bodies are in a constant state of ebb and flow, from the breaths we're taking to the fluids washing our brains clean each night.
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
A new study found links between a toxic dry cleaning chemical and liver cancer. Trump officials are reconsidering an EPA plan to phase it out.
Viewed by You are the first to view
Firm your thighs after 50 with five standing exercises that build strength, improve balance, and outperform leg machines.
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
A collection of studies that chart how mammalian brain cells grow and differentiate is a ‘very valuable’ tool for neuroscientists.
Viewed by You are the first to view
Sourdough is easier to digest, has less of an impact on blood sugar, and is potentially more nutritious than other breads.
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
New research suggests that consistently walking for longer periods of time is better for your heart. The study authors and a cardiologist explain why.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
63% of young Americans have considered leaving the U.S. AI anxiety also doubled among students, and half of adults report feeling lonely.
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Whether you're vacuum forming, casting polyurethane or doing a composite layup (i.e. a bent lamination or fiberglass layup), you need a mold. Creating the mold can be time-consuming and expensive, and of course you need a place to store the mold when it's not…
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Created in the early 2000s, the portfolio diet may actually help people in lowering the risk of cardiovascular diseases. | Health
Viewed by You are the first to view
A urinary tract infection can sneak up on you and cause big-time discomfort or worse. Here, doctors share the UTI symptoms you should know.
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Having a sharp memory isn’t just about genetics — it’s about how you care for your brain every day. Whether you’re a student trying to retain information, a professional juggling tasks and work-life balance, or simply someone who wants to stay mentally sharp …
Viewed by You are the first to view
A study by the American College of Cardiology has reported that adopting a vegetarian or vegan diet can lead to an average decrease of 0.34 mmol/L in total cholesterol and 0.3 mmol/L in LDL cholesterol compared to omnivorous diets. Also, the Journal of the Am…
Viewed by You are the first to view
Breweries nationwide create waste at several stages of the beer-making process. Repurposing parts of this waste could improve antibacterial drugs.
Viewed by You are the first to view
A new study reveals a connection between the personality trait of shyness and a brain region not typically associated with social behavior, offering new clues into its biological underpinnings.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Norman Rosenthal uses light in his home to help with depression related to seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Spoiler alert: He has a lot of light boxes.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
Chia seeds are tiny black or white seeds and have become a part of the morning routine for many of us. Packed with fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, protein, antioxidants, and essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron, chia seeds offer a wide range of he…
Viewed by You are the first to view
A top virology expert tells the BBC that the "super-infectious" avian influenza virus could mutate.
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view
In an effort to combat Alzheimer's disease, scientists are looking at existing drugs that could treat the condition, and a 2025 study identified two promising candidates that are currently used to treat cancer.
Viewed by You are the first to view
Boost your brainpower and keep it young with simple exercises! Neuroscientist Robert Lowe reveals how resistance training, dual-task workouts, and leg
Added by Auto importer
Interested?
Viewed by You are the first to view