It looks like scientists have discovered a new way to combat Alzheimer’s. According to a new study, the accumulation of fat droplets within brain cells may be the primary culprit. According to Michael Haney of the University of Pennsylvania, therapies that specifically target these droplets may prove to be more successful. “This opens up a […]
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In India, the prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) include chronic renal disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease (CVD) is rising. A study on the eating patterns of North Indian communities was carried out by researchers at The George Institute for Global Health India and the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) […]
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A recent study by researchers at the University of Southern California discovered enormous advantages to intermittent fasting, which is eating very little for five days a month. In people, “cycles of a diet that mimics fasting can reduce signs of immune system aging, as well as insulin resistance and liver fat, resulting in a lower […]
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Recent research indicates that extended durations of fasting cause the body to go through major, systematic changes in a number of organs. The findings indicate that there are health benefits that go beyond weight reduction, but they also suggest that any potentially transformative effects on health seem to happen only after three days without meals.Though […]
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The greatest review of its sort ever conducted found a direct correlation between ultra-processed food (UPF) and 32 detrimental health outcomes, including an increased risk of heart disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes, poor mental health, and early mortality. The results of the first thorough overarching analysis of the data are released at a time when […]
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For many years now, environmentalists have issued warnings regarding plastic pollution. Nevertheless, plastic is so commonplace that it has impacted every aspect of our life and the entire globe. We produce a wide range of plastic components, from window frames to milk cartons. Additionally, researchers at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences have quantified […]
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A novel study from Finland has looked into the connection between adult cardiovascular disease and the environment of growing in the womb. The findings emphasize the significance of maternal and paternal genetic shared variables. Numerous studies have examined the connection between birth weight and adult disease. The majority of research indicates that small-brained individuals have […]
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Walking, yoga, and strength training are all suggested to be beneficial treatments for depression, according to a British Medical Journal study. As to a British Medical Journal study, depression can be effectively treated with yoga, strength training, and walking/jogging. The study discovered that while low-intensity exercise is beneficial, higher-intensity exercise typically had even more advantages. […]
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In an unprecedented scientific endeavor, scientists have produced the first 3D-printed brain tissue that functions similarly to native brain tissue. This is seen as a significant advancement in the search for cutting-edge treatments for neurological and neurodevelopmental problems. This will have a significant positive impact on scientific research programs that are specifically targeted at treating […]
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A report published in Emerging Infectious Diseases yesterday suggests that a fungal disease that is rare but potentially fatal could be widespread in a larger area than previously believed. The environmental fungus Blastomyces, which is present in damp soil and decomposing organic materials, is the cause of the disease blastomycosis. The fungus can induce pneumonia-like […]
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