HHealth Read More Coffee, tea and dementia risk: Why the amount you drink could matterSeptember 4, 2026 Why age, genetics, dose, and even how coffee or tea is prepared could help explain caffeine’s complex relationship…
SScience Read More Biodegradable ‘nanobone’ material helps body regrow jawboneSeptember 3, 2026 For children born with cleft lip and palate, repairing gaps in the jawbone often means waiting until they…
HHealth Read More Brain-protecting immune cells may actually drive Alzheimer’s diseaseSeptember 3, 2026 Immune cells that normally protect the body from damage by attacking foreign or infected cells are found in…
SScience Read More JWST finds mysterious red objects pairing up in the early universeSeptember 3, 2026 JWST images have revealed four candidate pairs of “little red dots,” compact early-universe objects increasingly associated with rapidly…
HHealth Read More Targeting KV7 proteins could help delay preterm laborSeptember 3, 2026 Scientists have found that targeting a particular group of proteins in the uterus muscle (myometrium) can suppress human…
HHealth Read More Too little or too much testosterone may matter for heart rhythmSeptember 3, 2026 Conflicting clinical trials and emerging mechanistic evidence are reshaping how researchers think about testosterone levels, replacement therapy, and…
HHealth Read More GLP-1 agonist semaglutide slows aging in miceSeptember 2, 2026 Researchers say that starting an aging mouse on semaglutide can extend its lifespan and delay certain well-known…
HHealth Read More Inconsistent health records limit care and research for menopausal womenSeptember 2, 2026 More attention than ever is being paid today to midlife women’s health, including the menopause transition. However, a…
HHealth Read More Muscle matters: Simple scan could predict heart surgery risksSeptember 2, 2026 Around one in four heart surgery patients develop serious lung complications – but a new Adelaide-led study is…
HHealth Read More Flavorings, colors and sweeteners emerge as UPF markers linked to depression riskSeptember 2, 2026 By tracking dozens of ingredients associated with ultra-processed foods, researchers investigated whether some components of the modern diet…
HHealth Read More Mizzou researchers explore first drug treatment for aortic valve calcificationSeptember 2, 2026 University of Missouri researchers are advancing a promising new approach to treating a serious heart condition that affects…
HHealth Read More ECG-CLIP improves heart disease detection using less labeled dataSeptember 2, 2026 Clinicians often use a medical test called a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) to diagnose heart problems, which uses electrodes…