Eye Cells “Rewire” Themselves When Vision Begins to Fail
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Health Sciences via Newswise – Mouse study reveals how retinal neurons adapt by forming new connections during early stages of inherited blindness Retinal cells can…
Alternatives to Heart Transplant? You Have Options
Morgan deBlecourt via Duke Health – “The good news is there are new therapies coming out every day,” said Dr. DeVore. “We can help find the option that’s right for…
Curcumin Stops Cancer Cell Growth, New Research Confirms
Lori Alton via NaturalHealth365 – With its spiky purple flowers and dull green leaves, milk thistle may appear to be nothing more than an ordinary weed growing wild in vacant…
UCLA Launches Trial of Wearable ADHD Therapy for Children Exposed to Alcohol in the Womb
University of California – Los Angeles Health Sciences via News-Medical – Researchers at UCLA Health are launching the first clinical trial to test whether a wearable device that delivers gentle nerve…
New Research Warns Tattoos May Increase Cancer Risk as Ink Migrates to Lymph Nodes
Cassie B. via Natural News – New research links tattoos to a higher risk of cancer, as ink migrates to lymph nodes, potentially causing chronic inflammation and abnormal cell growth.…
Cancers Can Be Detected in the Bloodstream Three Years Prior to Diagnosis
Johns Hopkins Medicine via Newswise – The study, partly funded by the National Institutes of Health, was published May 22 in Cancer Discovery. Genetic material shed by tumors can be detected…
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Hypertension, Cancer, & Early Death
Lance D Johnson via Natural News – Study Exposes Hidden Dangers of Modern Diet In a world where convenience trumps nutrition, a groundbreaking study exposes the deadly consequences of ultra-processed…
Early Detection of Melanoma
Georgia M. Beasley, MD, MHSc, via Duke Health – Melanoma can be cured if detected early. Here, Georgia M. Beasley, MD, MHSc, a surgical oncologist at Duke Health, talks about…
Cold Water Immersion Boosts Cellular Health & Resilience
University of Ottawa via News-Medical – Ever wondered what happens to your body when you take those trendy ice baths? Scientists at the University of Ottawa just found out, and it’s…
Muscle Protein Holds Memory of Exercise: Study Reveals Two-Month “Muscle Memory” Trace
Willow Tohi via Natural News – Scientists have long theorized that muscles retain a “memory” of prior exercise, allowing athletes and fitness enthusiasts to rejuvenate lost strength faster after pauses…
Cancer Patients Benefit Greatly from the Right Type of Exercise, New Research Reveals
Sara Middleton via NaturalHealth365 – It’s safe to say that most American adults need to exercise more. In fact, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, about…
New Biodegradable Adhesive Offers Safer Alternative for Knee Meniscus Repair
Taipei Medical University via News-Medical – Prof. Jia-Lin Wu’s research team from Taipei Medical University, Taiwan, has developed an advanced biodegradable tissue adhesive to repair torn knee menisci. This innovative adhesive…
Scented Wax Melts May Not Be as Safe for Indoor Air as Initially Thought
American Chemical Society via EurekAlert! – Researchers monitored the nanoparticles produced from scented wax melts using lab equipment set up inside a model home. Traditional candles vs. Scented wax melts As…
Who Gives Better Health Advice – ChatGPT or Google?
Dr. Chinta Sidharthan via News-Medical – Can AI chatbots like ChatGPT give better medical answers than Google? A new study shows they can — but only if you ask them the…
Brain Imaging + Virtual Reality Shows Promise for Effectively Managing Cancer Pain
Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center via Newswise – Roswell Park-led study takes a significant step toward relief without opioids Highlights Advanced brain imaging gauges pain objectively Virtual-reality relaxation program found clinically…
