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How Walking Just 100 Minutes a Day Protects Your Body and Brain
New research shows that consistent walking lowers chronic back pain and dementia risk.

Air Pollution May Be Fueling a Dementia Crisis
New research shows air pollution may increase the risk of dementia. What it means for brain health today.

Ultra-Processed Diets Linked to Higher Depression Rates
Mounting research connects junk food to mood disorders, especially among middle-aged and older adults.

Superbugs Could Cost $2 Trillion by 2050
Unchecked antimicrobial resistance poses a global health and economic crisis. Here’s what that means for your health.

We've Been Hydrating All Wrong
With scorching heatwaves sweeping the globe most of us misunderstand hydration, especially women. Here’s what science says is the right way to hydrate

How 2025’s AI Tools Are Reshaping Every Stage of Patient Care
The latest AI systems are quietly doing what medicine has long hoped for: making care more predictive, personalized, and precise.

Can Chiropractic Care Reduce Opioid Risk?
New studies show patients starting with spinal manipulation are much less likely to need opioids in their first year of care.

Psychedelic Therapy Offers New Hope for Burned-Out Clinicians
New research shows psilocybin-assisted therapy may significantly reduce depression in frontline health workers—here’s what the science reveals.

Trust and Longevity: How Belonging Adds Years
New research suggests that trust may enhance happiness and prolong lifespan. Here’s what that means for your health and how to strengthen it.

Deep Brain Stimulation Offers Hope in Addiction Treatment
New studies spotlight DBS and ultrasound targeting dopamine circuits to reduce cravings—could this be a novel tool in the addiction toolkit?

What We’re Learning About the Vagus Nerve Could Transform Medicine
New research reveals how this powerful nerve helps regulate inflammation, mental health, and the progression of chronic illnesses.

Can Better Oral Health Protect Your Brain?
Studies have linked tooth loss and gum disease to cognitive decline, highlighting the mouth-brain connection in aging.

How Changing the Way You Breathe Can Improve Your Brain and Body
Breathing better could support focus, mood, and physical health. Here’s what the science says—and what to watch for.

Brain Signals Can Shift the Gut Microbiome Within Hours
New research reveals how brain activity can rapidly alter gut bacteria composition, opening doors to future treatments for brain-gut disorders.

Breakthrough Bone Marrow Imaging Could Transform Diagnoses
New technology offers clearer, less invasive insight into marrow health, reshaping care for cancer, autoimmune conditions, and beyond.

Scientists Crack the Code on Forever Chemicals
New tech eliminates toxic PFAS from water and soil—advancing environmental health and future consumer safety.

What One Month Sober Can Do for Your Body and Mind
Explore how going alcohol-free for 30 days boosts sleep, heart health, mood, and lays a foundation for long-term wellness.

Early-Life Gut Bacteria Exposure Linked to Rising Colon Cancer Rates in Young Adults
A toxin from early-life E. coli exposure may drive early-onset colorectal cancer, prompting calls for prevention and early screening.

How Much Strength Training Is Needed for Muscle Gains?
Recent studies suggest that even minimal strength training can lead to significant muscle growth and health benefits.

The Truth About Short Sleepers: Why 4 Hours Isn’t Enough for Most of Us
A rare gene mutation enables a select few to thrive on minimal sleep, but for the majority, early rising may be more harmful than helpful.

Protein, Power, and Performance: Rethinking Your Intake in 2025
An evidence-based guide to understanding protein needs, supplement trends, and optimizing intake for health and longevity.
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FDA Approves Nasal Spray for Severe Depression
Innovative treatment offers rapid relief, changing the game for mental health care.
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There’s a Mystery Virus Trending on TikTok. Is It COVID or a hoax?
When things go viral—especially news of a new illness in the age of a global pandemic—it’s critical to understand fact from misinformation.