Scientists have discovered an unexpected guardian angel living in millions of homes across America, silently protecting human hearts in ways that would surprise even the most devoted pet lovers. While medical researchers typically focus on diet, exercise, and medications for cardiovascular protection, groundbreaking findings suggest something far simpler might be providing life-saving benefits. A decade-long…
Imagine if every heartbeat could tell a story about your brain’s future. Researchers at the Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute (Stevens INI) at the Keck School of Medicine of USC have found a way to visualize something we’ve never seen before, the brain’s hidden pulse. This subtle rhythm, echoing with each heartbeat,…
Before the heart skips a beat, there’s an entire world of microscopic battles unfolding inside it. Every second after a heart attack, immune cells rush in to repair damage and protect the heart from further harm. But what if some of those same defenders actually make things worse? New research from Massachusetts General Hospital reveals…
For millions of men, hair loss can feel like a silent struggle that erodes self confidence and identity over time. In that search for a solution, finasteride has long been promoted as a safe, effective fix. But new research suggests that what begins as a cosmetic decision could lead to devastating consequences for mental health….
When most people think of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), they think of a brain condition. Therapy and medication have long been the mainstays of care, and they continue to help many. But a large genetic study now suggests something new: certain gut bacteria may affect the risk of developing OCD. That means your digestive system and…
A single course of low-dose radiation therapy reduced knee pain and improved function in 70 percent of osteoarthritis patients, according to results from a rigorous Korean clinical trial. Unlike previous studies, researchers used a sham-controlled design that separated real treatment effects from placebo responses. Patients received radiation doses less than 5 percent of what cancer…
Mental illness may start with power failures inside brain cells rather than chemical imbalances between them. Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Bruce Cohen spent nearly five decades uncovering how disrupted energy production drives conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and Alzheimer’s disease. His team grows living brain cells from patient samples using stem cell technology, revealing metabolic defects…
Brain cells lost to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease might soon be replaceable. Japanese researchers created enhanced vitamin K compounds that regenerate neurons three times better than natural vitamin K. Unlike current medications that only mask symptoms, these new compounds actually trigger the brain to grow fresh neurons. Scientists at Shibaura Institute of Technology combined vitamin…
America faces its worst measles outbreak in more than three decades. At least 1,563 cases have been confirmed across 42 states as of October 7, 2025, according to CDC data. Compare that to just 285 cases in all of 2024. We’re looking at a 500% increase with more than two months remaining in the year….
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