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Enjoyed the Extra Sleep? Why the Time Change Still Disrupts Your Health November 4, 2024
If you felt great waking up yesterday, you’re not alone—many people look forward to the “fall back” time change as an opportunity to catch an extra hour of sleep. But while an extra hour might sound like a bonus, research shows that even this shift can disrupt our internal clocks, with effects that go […]
Did We Discover a Cancer “Cure” Decades Ago? November 1, 2024
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The Miraculous “Milk Molecule” You NEED This Winter November 1, 2024
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Trick or Treat-ment: Blood-Sucking Leeches Are Making a Comeback? October 31, 2024
It’s spooky season, and there’s no shortage of scary creatures to make your skin crawl. But what if we told you that one of the creepiest—blood-sucking leeches—is now a healing hero in the world of modern medicine? Sounds like something out of a horror movie, right? Believe it or not, these fanged little critters aren’t […]
Scared to Death? A Halloween Fright Could Be Good for Your Health October 31, 2024
Halloween is here, and you know what that means—haunted houses, horror movies, and plenty of reasons to scream! But before you dismiss it as just a spooky holiday thrill, let’s talk about why a good scare might actually benefit your health. Yes, you read that right—those creepy corn mazes and haunted hayrides could be doing […]
Ulcerative Colitis: Do Your Genes Hold the Key? October 30, 2024
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is no walk in the park. For millions around the world, this chronic bowel condition brings daily struggles like abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue. And for those genetically predisposed, the future can seem even more uncertain. Now, researchers have uncovered a genetic variant that may help predict which UC patients are at […]
Could AI Be the New “Eye” for Detecting Skin Cancer? October 30, 2024
We’ve talked before about the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine—how it can help doctors make quicker diagnoses and its potential to revolutionize healthcare. But, as we’ve also discussed, AI comes with its own set of challenges and limitations. Here’s another area where AI may prove useful: detecting skin cancer. If you’re in […]
Cracking the Code on Brain Cancer October 29, 2024
Glioblastoma is one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer, often striking older adults and leaving little room for hope. With a survival rate that averages just 15 months after diagnosis, it’s no wonder this disease has been a focus of intense scientific study for decades. But what if understanding the inner workings of […]
Toxins You Can’t See... But Your Brain Can Feel October 29, 2024
Every day, we come in contact with thousands of chemicals—whether through the air we breathe, the food we eat, or even through our skin. And while each individual chemical might seem harmless on its own, new research reveals that these compounds, when combined, can create a dangerous cocktail that could impact your brain health—especially if […]
Is Big Pharma Rushing Another Vaccine to Market? October 28, 2024
Novavax, a company that has been struggling to get a foothold in the vaccine world, was poised to make waves with its groundbreaking new COVID-Flu combo vaccine. But before you roll up your sleeves for another shot, here’s the latest update that’s raising eyebrows. Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspended clinical trials […]
Gents, Can Your Diet Keep Prostate Cancer in Check? October 28, 2024
When faced with a prostate cancer diagnosis, many men wonder what they can do to improve their odds. While treatments like surgery or radiation are often recommended for aggressive cancers, for those with low-grade prostate cancer, active surveillance—closely monitoring the cancer over time—is a common approach. But here’s where it gets interesting: a recent study […]
Think You Have "Skinny Genes"? Here’s Why You Still Need Diet and Exercise October 24, 2024
We’ve all heard the stories… Some folks seem to stay thin no matter what they eat or how little they exercise. And now, research is uncovering that certain people may actually have “skinny genes” that make weight loss easier for them. But before you hang up your running shoes and reach for the cookies, let’s […]