General Health
In the past, surgery was mostly an indoor procedure. A room’s environment was easier to control and manage than outdoors, where just about anything could enter the surgery area. …
Key Takeaways Chronic stress in mice deactivates the lateral habenula, a brain region that regulates reward responses, leading to unchecked consumption of high-fat/sweet foods. Chronically stressed mice on high-fat …
Key Takeaways: MASLD patients wake more frequently and stay awake longer at night Poor sleep may signal or worsen liver dysfunction More research is needed on sleep-focused MASLD treatment …
In recent years, the science of aging has experienced major advancements. New research, technological innovations, and traditional methods are converging to extend lifespans and promote active, healthy living. According …
Key Takeaways A gene-edited pig liver functioned for 10 days in a brain-dead human without signs of rejection. The study tested basic liver functions but didn’t assess full metabolic …
Key Findings From 2014–2022, contamination before food preparation, particularly from animals or the environment, was the biggest contributor to foodborne illness outbreaks in the US. Viral outbreaks, often caused …
Key Takeaways: Household dust in all 35 countries studied contains toxic trace metals (arsenic, lead, nickel, chromium, manganese), posing universal health risks. Regional Hotspots: Australia/NZ: High arsenic/lead levels (1 …
Nausea and vomiting are symptoms often associated with conditions such as gastroenteritis or migraine, but they can occur without them. Although they are often harmless it is still important …
Gastrointestinal (GI) diseases are associated with significant morbidity, mortality, and great healthcare costs worldwide. Infective diarrhea and malabsorption are quite prevalent and distressing when they happen. Reports estimate every …
Diarrhea refers to the passing of loose, watery stools, with this possibly happening more frequently. Although it can have complications, it is not a problem to worry a lot …
