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Stanford Medicine researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery: sialic acid levels on antibodies significantly impact flu severity by regulating inflammation, not viral replication. Key Findings Research Implications Expert Insights “Influenza remains an

Researchers at Ohio State University have made a groundbreaking discovery: ketone supplements may help restart stalled menstruation. This finding has significant implications for women’s health. The Study Led by researcher Kristin Kackley,

Latest Update: November 18, 2024 New research from the University of Birmingham reveals flavanol-rich cocoa’s protective effects on vascular health, even when paired with high-fat meals during stressful situations. Key Takeaways Expert

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have made a groundbreaking discovery, unlocking the potential of seaweed as a game-changing vegan protein source. This breakthrough could revolutionize the food industry. Key Findings Expert

A groundbreaking review published in Brain Medicine reveals a significant link between common air pollutants and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem identified key biological pathways through

A groundbreaking study by the University of Copenhagen’s Faculty of Science challenges the long-held assumption that children are inherently better at learning new skills than adults. Key Findings Study Details Researchers tested

Researchers at the University of Sydney have made a groundbreaking discovery, providing the first scientific evidence that cannabinol (CBN), a compound found in cannabis, significantly enhances sleep quality. Study Findings Published in

Research from the University of Sydney reveals that just 5 minutes of vigorous physical activity daily can lower blood pressure and reduce cardiovascular disease risk by up to 28%. Here’s what you

Doctors caution that tightly tied saree waist cords may increase skin cancer risk, citing cases of “petticoat cancer” in Indian women. Key Points The Risk of Petticoat Cancer A recent study published