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New Relief for Panic Disorders - Neuroscience News
A focused four-day treatment for panic disorder has shown impressive and lasting results, according to new research.
Scientists Discover Genetic Mutation Linked to Needing Less Sleep - ScienceAlert
The answer to the question 'how much sleep do I need each night?' depends on a variety of factors, and we just found a new one: a rare mutation in the SIK3 gene that seems to enable the brain to function on less sleep than normal.
Aging Isn’t Gradual: Human Bodies Start to Break Down at Exactly These Two Ages - The Daily Galaxy
A surprising new study reveals the exact ages when our bodies begin to break down—not gradually, but with dramatic shifts.
17-year-old man breaks the world record for early-onset Alzheimer's disease - Earth.com
A young Chinese man diagnosed with Alzheimer's at the age of 19 is demanding that the early causes of the disease be investigated.
Signs You're Eating Too Much Added Sugar, According To A Dietitian - TODAY.com
Are you eating too much added sugar? A dietitian discusses how much sugar is too much and sneaky signs to look out for.
This Rarely-Trained Muscle Is Recognized Worldwide as a Marker of Human Health–And the Test for Living to 100 - Good News Network
Grip strength is associated with positive health outcomes, whether diabetes risk or depression, and you don't need any expensive equipment
RFK Jr.’s new vaccine testing rule agitates industry, experts - The Hill
When the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a new requirement for placebo testing on all new vaccines last week, the agency suggested the move would help protect consumers. But medical experts and vaccine makers say wide application of th…
We Asked 3 Dietitians for Their Favorite Frozen Pizza—They All Said the Same Thing - AOL.com
This cauliflower crust option delivers a tasty and nutritious spin on pizza night.
Here’s what a spoon of chia seeds adds to your diet and why it’s worth it - Times of India
Chia seeds, though tiny, are nutritional powerhouses. Just one tablespoon offers a wealth of benefits, packing fiber, omega-3s, and plant-based protei
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6 "Bad" Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Gut Health, According to Dietitians - EatingWell
These foods may have a bad rap, but they’re full of good-for-your-gut nutrients like fiber, prebiotics, probiotics and antioxidants.
Mysterious brain diseases in Canada weren’t a mystery after all - NBC News
Six years ago, a Canadian neurologist claimed to notice strange symptoms in a cluster of patients in New Brunswick, a province bordering Maine.
Sleep Apnea May Harm Brain Areas Key to Memory - Neuroscience News
A new study has linked obstructive sleep apnea to brain damage in areas critical for memory, likely due to low oxygen levels during REM sleep.
This Nut May Lower Cholesterol and Boost Heart Health, Study Finds - Yahoo
When it comes to health markers, cholesterol is one of the most critical. Your levels can reveal your risk for heart disease and signal whether lifestyle...
Knowing Alzheimer’s Risk Lowers Anxiety, But Motivation Fades - Neuroscience News
A new study shows that learning about amyloid beta buildup — a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease — does not increase emotional distress, but motivation to maintain healthy habits declines over time.
10Investigates: Surgery center faces lawsuits over infections following 2023 procedures - WBIR
The complaints target Parkwest Surgery Center LLC among several defendants. The center changed management after the 2023 surgeries and infections.
New Micropipette Precisely Controls Brain Ion Signals Without Disruption - Neuroscience News
Researchers have developed a micropipette capable of delivering ions directly to individual neurons without disturbing the delicate extracellular environment.
Study Hints at Easier Way to Get Medicine to Our Lungs - Newser
Microrobots made of algae can sneak medicine past lung defenses, researchers find
Teens see success with weight loss drugs, but doctors say long-term effects are unknown - WSOC TV
Weight loss drugs are getting more popular, even for teenagers and pre-teens -- but while many doctors have reported successful results, the long-term impact is still a mystery.
Midlife Hearing Loss Linked to Faster Brain Aging - Neuroscience News
A Brazilian study of over 800 adults in their 50s shows that hearing loss is strongly linked to accelerated cognitive decline.
Woman With Achalasia Dismissed With Having Eating Disorder - TODAY.com
Woman struggled to swallow food, water. Doctors dismissed it as psychosomatic, and said she had bulimia. She was finally was diagnosed with achalasia.