Most people think of forgiveness as a moral choice, something you do for the other person, or because a religious tradition or a well-meaning friend tells you it is the right thing to do. Science tells a different story. Forgiveness is a biological event. When you forgive someone who has hurt you, specific regions of…
Pancreatic cancer is one of the few diseases where even a diagnosis caught early enough for surgery still carries an 80 percent chance of the cancer coming back. Its five-year survival rate sits at around 13 percent. Decades of research have barely moved that number. Now, a personalized mRNA vaccine tested at Memorial Sloan Kettering…
Tattoos have moved far beyond subculture. Roughly one in five people in Sweden now has at least one tattoo, and among women under 40, that figure exceeds 40 percent. Globally, tattooing has grown into one of the most common forms of body modification, with most people getting their first tattoo between the ages of 18…
What if your body could release excess fat through your skin? That unusual question became the center of a surprising scientific discovery after researchers noticed something strange happening in laboratory mice. The animals appeared to lose weight rapidly, but not through reduced appetite or increased exercise. Instead, researchers found that the mice were secreting oily…
A deadly virus rarely seen outside isolated outbreaks is now making international headlines after cases connected to a cruise ship were identified in mainland Europe. Health officials are tracking passengers across several countries after a hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius resulted in multiple deaths and confirmed infections. The situation has sparked concern because the…
Alzheimer’s disease does not destroy all brain cells equally. Some neurons accumulate toxic tau proteins and die. Others, sitting in the same brain, exposed to the same disease environment, survive. Scientists have long known this pattern exists, but could not explain why. A new study from UCLA Health and UC San Francisco has now answered…
Cancer research has produced some extraordinary breakthroughs over the past decade, but few approaches are as audacious as what a team at the University of Waterloo is now building. Researchers have engineered bacteria to invade solid tumors, colonize their oxygen-free cores, and consume cancer tissue from within. What sounds like science fiction is backed by…
For years, doctors have told patients that exercise is good for the brain. Most people accepted that advice without knowing exactly why it was true. A new study published in the journal Cell has now answered that question at a biological level, and the findings are striking. Researchers at UC San Francisco have identified a…
You do not need a gym membership, a personal trainer, or a complicated fitness plan to protect your brain from aging. You need a pair of walking shoes and 40 minutes, three times a week. A landmark study published in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience found that older adults who walked at a moderate pace for…
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