Tea May Benefit Heart Health — but Drinking It Scalding Hot Could Be Risky
The study also found that moderate-strength tea was associated with a lower risk...
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Why Some People Avoid Alzheimer’s Despite Carrying a High-Risk Gene
The discovery builds on earlier research showing that some people who carry the high-risk APOE ε4 gene variant also have a rare protective mutation in FN1, which encodes the protein fibronectin...
JAMA Network Open: Chips and Soda Linked to a 40% Higher Risk of Brain Damage
Participants with the highest intake of these foods were 40% more likely to show such changes...
Cardiologists Urge Inclusion of Physical Exercise in Heart Disease Prevention
Achieving these benefits does not necessarily require aiming for 10,000 steps every day or engaging in professional-level sports...
Stem Cell Reports: Nicotine Exposure During Pregnancy Permanently Weakens Offspring’s Immune Systems
Their offspring had fewer hematopoietic stem cells — the cells that produce mature immune cells — as well as altered patterns of immune-regulatory gene activity in these cells...
Frontiers: Poor Sleep May Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer by 30%
The scientists assessed sleep quality using five indicators and assigned participants scores ranging from zero to five...
Nature: Researchers Link Faster Wound Healing to Female Sex Hormones
These differences in cellular behavior depend on hormonal levels...
BJN: Asparagus extract helps improve sleep and reduce anxiety
The most consistent results were found regarding sleep: in many studies, participants reported improvements in sleep quality and duration, as well as a more restorative feeling of rest upon waking...
Science Corporation Implants Vision-Restoring Chip in First Patient With Stargardt Disease
Hodak, a former president and co-founder of Neuralink, argued that retinal implants should be considered part of the wider field of brain-computer interface technology...
Smartphone Habits Can Detect Stress With Up to 76% Accuracy, Scientists Find
Rather than tracking which apps a person uses, the system analyzes what they actually do on their smartphone, such as messaging, searching the internet, making payments, or working with email...
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