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A new study reveals that intermittent energy restriction (IER), time-restricted eating (TRE), and continuous energy restriction (CER) all help improve blood sugar and body weight in people with obesity and…

If you often feel tired or dizzy, the problem might not be your sleep or stress levels—it could be your electrolytes. These minerals, like sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium, play…

Staying up late to finish your favorite show might seem harmless, but it could be damaging your brain, a California-based brain expert has warned. Dr. Daniel Amen, a psychiatrist and…

More than 55 million people around the world live with dementia, with Alzheimer’s disease being the most common form. Alzheimer’s is a progressive condition that damages brain cells, leading to…

Federal prosecutors have dropped all charges against a Utah plastic surgeon who was accused of destroying COVID-19 vaccines, giving children saline shots instead, and selling fake vaccination cards. Dr. Michael…

The number of babies and toddlers accidentally exposed to nicotine has risen sharply in recent years, according to a new study. Most of these poisonings happened at home and involved…

Researchers in Israel have created the world’s first mRNA-based vaccine to fight a deadly, antibiotic-resistant bacterium—using technology originally developed for COVID-19 vaccines. Scientists from Tel Aviv University and the Israel…

The UK government has announced a 10-Year Health Plan for England, which places emphasis on preventing mental health problems. The Mental Health Foundation has welcomed the plan’s focus on social…

An anxiety disorder is a mental health condition marked by intense fear or worry, affecting millions of Americans. For instance, 15 million U.S. adults live with social anxiety disorder, while…

July 7 marks Xiaoshu, the 11th solar term of the 24 traditional Chinese solar terms. “Shu” means heat, and Xiaoshu signifies “minor heat”—the weather turns hot but not yet extreme,…

A smart robot trained on surgical videos has successfully completed a lengthy gallbladder removal without human assistance, acing even unexpected scenarios with skill comparable to seasoned surgeons. The feat, reported…

Dizziness, weakness, or fatigue under the scorching sun—this may not be ordinary heat exhaustion, but a warning sign of “heat stroke” (stroke triggered by high temperatures). What is “heat stroke”?…

A major international study involving nearly 300,000 children has found a two-way connection between children’s screen time and their emotional and social well-being. The study showed that kids spending more…

A new MRI study from MedUni Vienna, Austria, shows that even small or moderate alcohol consumption during pregnancy can alter a baby’s brain structure and delay development. The findings will…

Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is a common cause of newborn blood infections, meningitis, and death. While antibiotics treat or prevent GBS, rising bacterial resistance weakens their effectiveness. Now, U.S. scientists…

The World Health Organization (WHO) outlines five criteria for ideal painless childbirth: effective pain relief; no autonomic nerve block (avoiding hypotension); no side effects on mother or baby; no motor…

For years, there has been a common belief that morning sickness and specific dietary preferences during pregnancy are closely linked to the sex of the unborn baby. Now, a new…

“Independence” is often celebrated as a mark of strength, self-reliance, and maturity. Yet a pattern psychologists call “extreme independence” is harming more people—especially in a culture that glorifies individualism and…

It’s long been thought that children are more prone to heat stress during intense exercise in hot environments, due to their higher surface area-to-weight ratio, making them more likely to…

Scientists at the University of Sydney have developed PROTEUS, a bio-AI system that designs and evolves new functional molecules directly in mammalian cells, according to a breakthrough study in Nature…