A study reveals that long-term exposure to low levels of traffic air pollution can harm liver health, raising the risk of fatty liver disease in mice.
Long-Term Traffic Pollution Linked to Serious Liver Disease Risks in Mice Read More »
Recent research reveals heavy cannabis use can impair working memory and brain activity, raising concerns for cognitive health amid increasing legalization.
Heavy Cannabis Use May Impair Your Memory and Cognitive Functions Read More »
A systematic review reveals that cold-water immersion can reduce stress and improve sleep and quality of life, though benefits may diminish over time.
Cold-Water Immersion Boosts Health and Well-Being: What You Need to Know Read More »
A study suggests that propranolol may drastically lower ischemic stroke risk in women with migraines, highlighting a crucial gender-specific health insight.
Propranolol May Significantly Lower Stroke Risk in Women with Migraines Read More »
Researchers at EPFL are using explainable AI to enhance the reliability of wind power forecasts, helping operators understand and trust predictive models.
Unlocking Trust in Wind Power Forecasts with Explainable AI Techniques Read More »
Research links delayed REM sleep to higher Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers, suggesting monitoring REM latency could aid in early detection of dementia.
Delayed REM Sleep May Signal Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Read More »
Effective blood pressure management may significantly reduce the risk of cognitive decline and dementia, especially in middle-aged individuals with hypertension.
Managing Blood Pressure Could Significantly Lower Your Risk of Cognitive Decline Read More »
Researchers at Linköping University have developed a method to connect flexible conductive polymers to living cells, potentially transforming treatments for neurological disorders.
Breakthrough in Organic Electronics Could Transform Neurological Disorder Treatments Read More »
Research links elevated uric acid levels in children with severe malaria to increased mortality and cognitive issues, urging new treatment strategies to save lives.
High Uric Acid Levels Linked to Worse Outcomes in Children with Malaria Read More »
A study reveals that cancer risk may start before birth, linked to two distinct epigenetic states influencing tumor types and opening doors for targeted treatments.
New Study Reveals Early Life Epigenetics Influence Lifetime Cancer Risk Read More »
