Key Takeaways: Biofilms were found in over half of IBS patients, suggesting a possible role in symptoms. Antibiotics alone may not work—IBS likely involves multiple causes like dysbiosis and …
Key Takeaways The brain’s protective sugar layer, the glycocalyx, breaks down with age and may trigger cognitive decline. Restoring this layer in mice improved memory and repaired the brain’s …
Key Takeaways Metformin boosted CD8+ T cell activity in mice by increasing mitochondrial ROS and promoting immune cell growth. The anti-tumor effect wasn’t due to apoptosis, but to immune …
Key Takeaways Exercise may do more than build muscle—it could help the body release growth hormone naturally. This test suggests that short, intense activity might replace drugs in diagnosing …
Key Takeaways Oral bacteria may transfer between romantic partners and mirror changes in stress and mood. Healthy spouses of depressed-insomniac partners developed similar oral microbiota and showed increased depression, …
Key Findings: Luteolin, an antioxidant in celery, parsley, and bell peppers, delayed gray fur in mice by protecting pigment-producing cells. The compound boosts proteins that keep melanocytes (hair color …
Key Takeaways: Stem cell-derived dopamine neurons were safely transplanted into Parkinson’s patients in two clinical trials. Some patients showed improved motor symptoms, especially in the high-dose groups, with no …
Key Takeaways: Brake dust is more harmful to lung cells than diesel exhaust, as it increases oxidative stress and inflammation. Brake pads containing copper cause the highest cellular damage, …
Researchers at the Robert Koch Institute in Germany examined the lungs of a patient who died of measles in 1912 and concluded that the virus was not 1,000 years …
Mouthwashes have become popular today, almost everyone seems to be using them. They have antibacterial components that reduce the amount of plaque and encourage better oral health. Back in …
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