Groundbreaking new study identifies the cause of ADHD
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects an estimated 5% of children worldwide, and 2.5% of adults, according to the WHO.
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JJ Shavit
- May 7
Breakthrough new treatment kills prostate cancer, study finds
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide, and treatment-resistant prostate cancer poses a growing threat to men.
JJ Shavit
- May 7
Gamechanging protein can regenerate damaged heart muscle and other organs
A protein instrumental in neuron creation also functions to transform scar tissue cells into heart muscle cells, UNC researchers found.
JJ Shavit
- May 7
Lifechanging FDA approved drug results in 50+ pound weight loss
According to a recent study, people with obesity who were treated with the novel drug lost an average of 52 pounds.
JJ Shavit
- May 7
Biological aging can be reversed, breakthrough study finds
New study reveals reversal of biological age in humans under stress, unlocking potential for anti-aging interventions.
JJ Shavit
- May 6
Gut microbes critical to reversing cancer and type 2 diabetes
Within the human digestive system, bacteria and other microscopic organisms can influence a range of chronic health conditions like obesity.
JJ Shavit
- May 6
Most people are using their electric toothbrush incorrectly
Electric toothbrushes have become a popular option for people looking for an efficient and convenient way to keep their teeth clean.
JJ Shavit
- May 6
Green bananas can prevent and reduce cancers by more than 60%
Resistant starch, found in common foods like oats and slightly green bananas, can significantly reduce the risk of a wide range of cancers.
JJ Shavit
- May 5
Gamechanging cancer discovery reverts cancer cells back into normal cells
Cancer occurs when cells grow uncontrollably and spread to other organs in the body. Cancer cells differ from normal cells in many ways.
JJ Shavit
- May 5
Researchers spotlight sugar's effects on the gut and weight gain
Research revealed that dietary sugar can alter the gut microbiome, leading to a chain of events that results in metabolic disease.
JJ Shavit
- May 5
Reviving ancient life: Neanderthal bacteria resurrected
In a ground-breaking study that marries ancient genome reconstruction with the cutting-edge field of biotechnology.
JJ Shavit
- May 4
Breakthrough new drug can extend human life by 30%
Though the quest for an eternal life elixir may remain elusive, scientists continue to uncover methods to prolong human lifespans.
JJ Shavit
- May 4
Breakthrough in regenerative medicine transforms heart disease and Parkinson's treatment
Regenerative medicine is an emerging field that has the potential to transform the way we treat diseases including heart disease.
JJ Shavit
- May 3
Special Japanese fruit juice can prevent and reduce lung cancer
Sarunashi, an edible fruit grown in the Okayama Prefecture of Japan, shows promising results in the prevention and reduction of lung cancer.
JJ Shavit
- May 3
Baby formula benefits: Separating fact from fiction in nutrition and health claims
Researchers examined the claims made by infant formula manufacturers regarding brain development, immune system support, and other benefits.
JJ Shavit
- May 3
Researchers discover the immunity-boosting benefits of Sucralose
A significant breakthrough in the field of immunology finds that the artificial sweetener sucralose could have therapeutic benefits.
JJ Shavit
- May 3
New injectable therapy can reverse paralysis and repair spinal cord injuries
Researchers have developed a new injectable therapy that harnesses "dancing molecules" to reverse paralysis and repair spinal cord tissue
JJ Shavit
- May 2
Remarkable new pill delivers identical health benefits as physical exercise
Researchers have identified unique molecular signals in the body that could lead to a supplement providing the health benefits of exercise.
JJ Shavit
- May 2
Researchers make significant advances in muscle regeneration
Stem cells involved in the formation of skeletal muscles, may be combined to repair muscle damage caused by diseases like muscular dystrophy
JJ Shavit
- May 2
Breakthrough artificial knee cartilage outperforms the real thing, study finds
Duke University researchers have developed a new gel-based cartilage substitute that is stronger and more durable than natural cartilage.
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