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07/27/2026
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By Cassie B.
Ancient grain sorghum shows potential against Alzheimer’s in early cell research
Sorghum polyphenols reduced toxic amyloid-beta buildup in brain cells by up to 76 percent in a laboratory study. Black sorghum showed the strongest protective effect on cultured human brain cells. Treated cells had over 70 percent better survival and 80 percent more active mitochondria. The findings are far from human use, requiring animal studies before […]
07/21/2026
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By Cassie B.
Out with alarmism: New climate report director promises science over scare tactics
Dr. Matthew Wielicki replaces the climate assessment’s former leadership, signaling a shift toward skepticism. The next climate report will focus on natural climate variability and positive effects like longer growing seasons. Hundreds of scientists and contractors were dismissed, leaving the assessment team to start from scratch. Energy Secretary Wright says the report will prioritize honest […]
07/21/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study of 13,000 adults links six artificial sweeteners to faster brain aging
A sweeping Brazilian study tracked nearly 13,000 adults for eight years and found six artificial sweeteners linked to faster cognitive decline. High consumers experienced a 62 percent faster decline in memory and thinking, equivalent to 1.6 years of extra brain aging. The strongest effects were seen in adults under 60 and people with diabetes. The […]
07/17/2026
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By Cassie B.
Brain’s electrical noise may explain communication struggles in autistic youths
Researchers identified a biological clue in the brain’s electrical activity that may explain communication differences in autistic children. The study analyzed brain signals from 306 participants aged 7 to 18 using high-density EEG caps with 128 sensors. Autistic youths showed altered aperiodic brain signals indicating increased neural noise linked to less efficient speech processing. Youths […]
07/13/2026
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By Cassie B.
Sunlight emerges as nature’s antidepressant as Americans spend 87% of their lives indoors
Sunlight acts as a natural antidepressant by boosting serotonin and dopamine while regulating the body’s internal clock. Americans spend 93 percent of their lives indoors or in cars, depriving themselves of the biological light needed for mood health. Sunlight on skin produces roughly two dozen beneficial compounds — vitamin D is only one of them […]
07/13/2026
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By Cassie B.
Four plants rise to the top in a sweeping diabetes review
A study of 54 papers found 16 medicinal plants with anti-diabetic molecular evidence Four plants had the strongest evidence: Gymnema, white mulberry, red ginseng, and pomegranate Nearly all evidence comes from lab studies, not human clinical trials The review received no outside funding, with no incentive for drug companies to support plant research A fiber-rich […]
07/10/2026
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By Cassie B.
BMJ analysis reveals most obesity drugs fail to improve quality of life
Wegovy and Mounjaro produce significant weight loss but fail to meaningfully improve quality of life or long-term health. Greater weight loss from these drugs comes with higher rates of side effects, muscle loss, and patient dropout. Only injectable semaglutide and tirzepatide showed limited cardiovascular benefits, with no drug improving quality of life. Most patients regain […]
07/02/2026
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By Cassie B.
Ultra-processed foods in early childhood linked to smaller brain regions, study finds
Ultra-processed food intake in toddlers is linked to smaller brain volumes by age 6. Every 10 percent increase in consumption correlated with roughly 2 percent less volume in key brain regions. These brain regions govern reward, emotion, and motivation in children. The structural brain changes occurred even when cognitive test scores appeared normal. Early childhood […]
07/01/2026
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By Cassie B.
Scientists uncover single protein that controls brain aging and memory loss
KLF4 protein loss in blood-brain barrier cells accelerates brain aging and cognitive decline. Researchers found that declining KLF4 triggers blood-brain barrier breakdown, inflammation, and memory loss in mice. Endothelial cells losing KLF4 led to early brain damage, leaking vessels, and impaired blood flow. Vascular health is linked to 15 to 30 percent of dementia cases, […]
07/01/2026
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By Cassie B.
Strength training rebuilds natural cancer defenses in aging muscle, study finds
Muscle cells release vesicles that suppress tumor growth when healthy but lose that protective effect and may even encourage tumor growth when muscle weakens with age. Sarcopenia, or muscle loss, is linked to worse cancer outcomes through altered molecular signals. The microRNA miR-7a-5p, which restrains tumors, declines as muscle mass and strength decrease. Exercise can […]
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