Don’t Use Booze To Help You Snooze: Why Alcohol Isn’t a Good Choice for Insomnia, Sleep Problems
Although 20 percent of adults in the U.S. admit to using alcohol as a sleep aid, studies show that boozing before bed can interfere with…
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New Research Finds That Acupuncture May Help Ward Off Diabetes
A new study from has found that acupuncture therapy may be a useful tool in people with prediabetes. Acupuncture has been used for thousands of…
Rejuvenation Research: Can Infusions of “Young” Blood Increase Lifespan?
In a new study, young and old mice were surgically joined such that they shared blood circulation for three months. According to the results, the…
Harvard-Developed Model Can Determine Your Hidden Hearing Loss
In one of the biggest retrospective studies of its type, researchers analyzed data from roughly 96,000 ears and created a word-score model that may determine…
Bad Things Happen After Dark: Scientists Call for New Research on How Our Brains Change When We’re Awake After Midnight
You might identify with the Mind After Midnight hypothesis if you’ve ever stayed up late angrily commenting on Twitter posts, finishing another bottle of wine,…
Change Your Kid’s Diet: Too Many Children Drink Specialized Baby Formula
Scientists are concerned that young children may be drinking too much specialized formula. A study has revealed that the dairy-free trend has started to impact…
This Simple Habit Is the Biggest Predictor of Your Child’s Chances for Success
Compared to other health indicators, sleep is most important. A study presented at SLEEP 2022 found that a community’s sleep health is the most important…
5 Unusual Ways to Beat Stress, Backed by Science
Many people experience extremely high levels of stress and anxiety. What do you do when work pressures, family pressures, and financial pressures come together to…
Human Longevity: How Your Grandparents Are the Secret to Your Long Life
Researchers believe that elderly people have contributed to the long human lifespan. Natural selection is mercilessly selfish, according to a long-standing canon in evolutionary biology,…
Bad News: Childhood Obesity Is Becoming Far More Common
Child obesity is more common, more severe, and occurs at earlier ages, according to a study. Childhood and early adolescent obesity have been related to…
Stanford Neuroscientist: Rejuvenating Aging Brains
Stanford neuroscientist Tony Wyss-Coray, PhD, has spent 20 years discovering and investigating various molecules with neuroprotective and neurodegenerative properties. These molecules are found in or…
A Deadly Type of Skin Cancer Is on the Rise
The southern and coastal regions of Canada have had higher incidences of skin cancer. In Canada, the prevalence of melanoma, a deadly type of skin cancer,…
Weight Loss Surgery Can Reduce Your Risk of Cancer by 32%
SPLENDID study provides critical insights to research on cancer and obesity. According to a Cleveland Clinic study, adults with obesity who had bariatric surgery to…
Scanning a Baby’s Eyes With This App Could Save Their Life
The first major clinical trial is a success for an app that detects jaundice in infants. According to a study co-authored by scientists at UCL…
Water: Do You Really Need 8 Glasses a Day?
You’ve probably heard that you should drink eight glasses of water every day — that’s about half a gallon (2 liters) of fluid. This claim…
Scientists Find a Better Way To Treat Gout
Should doctors rethink the standard gout treatment? Gout is caused by the accumulation of urate crystals in the joints, and xanthine oxidase inhibitors such as…
COVID-19 Research Reveals Additional Link Between Immune System and Blood Clots
SuPAR Identifies Patients at High Risk of Blood Clot Formation A study from a COVID-19 cohort reveals an additional link between the immune system and…
New Breast Cancer Treatments Inspired by mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Innovation
Scientists at Queen’s University Belfast have received funding from Breast Cancer Now to support their quest for new treatments inspired by COVID-19 vaccine innovation. The…
