How a Lesser-Known SARS-CoV-2 Protein May Explain Long COVID Symptoms
Discover how a UCLA study sheds light on the nucleocapsid protein's role in long COVID, revealing key mechanisms of tissue damage and potential therapies.
Discover how a UCLA study sheds light on the nucleocapsid protein's role in long COVID, revealing key mechanisms of tissue damage and potential therapies.
A new study suggests humans could live between 146-194 years, exploring key biological limits to longevity. Find out what it means for aging research.
Discover how quiet outdoor activities in national parks increase dangerous wildlife encounters and learn essential safety tips to enjoy nature responsibly.
New mouse research indicates completely eliminating sugar could impair glucose control and increase inflammation, challenging popular wellness trends.
Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology's new portal shows 84% positive experience rate, with 96% reporting easy access and 93% agreeing to future research...
A 2025 study found vagus nerve stimulation combined with exposure therapy eliminated PTSD diagnoses in all nine treatment-resistant participants.
New review of 22 studies finds naturally occurring trans fats in dairy products don't increase heart disease or diabetes risk, unlike industrial trans fats.
New research positions sleep as a foundational longevity tool, with growing evidence linking poor rest to metabolic issues and dementia risk.
New research reviewing 27 rodent studies suggests switching to healthier diets can improve memory, but damage from high-sugar foods may be irreversible.
New research reveals graphene quantum dots may interfere with toxic protein clumping in Parkinson's disease, offering hope for targeting underlying disease...
A leading medical scientist has been elected to an elite academy, recognising a distinguished career in biomedical research, evidence-based healthcare, collaboration, and discoveries with real-world impact.
New research suggests even light or moderate alcohol use may affect brain structure over time, raising concerns about memory, cognitive aging, and long-term brain health.