Brain's Local Wiring May Shield Against Cognitive Decline With Age
USC scientists find that healthier superficial white matter may reduce the cognitive impact of gray matter loss in adults over 60.
USC scientists find that healthier superficial white matter may reduce the cognitive impact of gray matter loss in adults over 60.
Researchers analyzing bat genomes found strong links between lifespan and immune function, with implications for cancer, aging, and infectious disease in humans
A longtime open-ear headphone user finds a noise-cancelling sport earbud worth switching to. The JLab JBuds Sport ANC 4 costs $69.99.
Vitamin C supplements became popular after a Nobel Prize winner's 1970 book. But the science tells a more modest story.
New research links heightened activity in a specific brain region to relapse risk during alcohol abstinence, pointing toward a potential screening method.
A gut bacterium called Roseburia inulinivorans is linked to greater muscle strength in people and improved muscle performance in mice.
A yeast-based dietary supplement strengthened immune cells in obese mice, reversing cancer-fighting deficits that persisted even after weight loss.
Google Meet's "Take Notes for me" feature now works for in-person meetings, rolling out to AI Pro, AI Ultra, and compatible Workspace users.
Ted Lasso is back for season four on Apple TV+. Here are 10 streaming shows with the same uplifting, feel-good spirit.
A bioengineered gum reduced HPV levels by up to 93% in patient samples. It also eliminated two bacteria linked to oral cancer without harming beneficial microbe
A Hong Kong study found one weekly interval walking session reduces body fat comparably to three sessions, offering a practical option for busy adults with obes
New research reveals how abnormal fat loss harms metabolism, pointing to fat cells as key players in diabetes and related conditions.
Creatine is well-studied for physical performance, but evidence for cognitive and mental health benefits is promising yet still inconclusive.
A global clinical trial found fluvoxamine significantly reduced fatigue and improved quality of life in adults with long COVID.
Texas A&M researchers found coffee compounds may activate NR4A1, a receptor tied to stress response, inflammation, and disease protection.