Key Takeaways: 47% of U.S. adults (116 million) have high blood pressure (≥149/90), with 10–30% resistant to standard treatments. Consuming flavanol-rich foods (tea, cocoa, berries, apples) reduces systolic BP …
Key Takeaways: Aging disrupts ribosomes—the cell’s protein-making machinery—leading to misfolded proteins linked to diseases like Alzheimer’s. A Stanford study reveals slowed ribosome movement in older cells causes protein clumping, …
The mitochondria, also dubbed the powerhouse, are an important organelle in cells. It produces a huge chunk of the body’s currency of energy–ATP. That said, it should come as …
According to recent studies, the long-harbored belief which relates dust storms to the outbreak of valley fever, also known as coccidioidomycosis, is untrue. Coccidioidomycosis is a fungal disease caused …
Shellfish are favorite food choices across the world not only for their taste but also for their health benefits. You will find them on menus in many places across …
Fatigue is a common phenomenon, whether it is physical, intellectual, or moral. A large percentage of the US population feels tired. The rhythm of life, the multiplicity of tasks, …
Your brain, being the control center of your body, is constantly at work every second of the day. Every heartbeat your heart makes, every breath your lungs take, every …
We understand that viral particles evolve and evade the immune defenses via genes they inherit from their parents that have interacted with the human host. On the other hand, …
New research by a group from the University of Helsinki shows that egg white protein produced by fungus using precision fermentation technology could offer a way of lessening the …
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