Recent research indicates that taking a quality multivitamin may help protect against age-related memory decline. A review of five studies involving around 8,000 older...
A study conducted by neuroscientists at Brown University's Carney Institute for Brain Science delves into the intricate workings of the brain in focusing on...
The University of Bristol's ‘Science of Happiness’ course has shown to significantly enhance student wellbeing, but the benefits are transient without sustained practice of...
Research suggests that having a sense of purpose can increase lifespan and decrease the risk of premature death, regardless of factors like gender or...
Studies indicate that erectile dysfunction may serve as an early indicator of cardiovascular disease. While various factors can contribute to ED, a significant portion...
Research indicates that the frequency of meals consumed per day has no significant impact on fat loss, body composition, or blood sugar regulation. In...
Researchers from the Universities of Zurich, Lausanne, and Konstanz propose that both repeated interactions and group competition synergistically contribute to fostering cooperation in human...
A team of Yale chemists has successfully synthesized eight unique anticancer molecules found in bryozoans, a discovery made nearly 30 years ago. These molecules,...
A clinical trial led by the University of Cambridge involving 386 newly-diagnosed Crohn’s disease patients demonstrated that initiating advanced therapy immediately after diagnosis greatly...
Middle-aged women facing migraines, hot flashes, and night sweats often worry about increased cardiovascular risks linked to menopause, but recent studies in menopause suggest...
Excessive intake of niacin, or vitamin B3, commonly added to various everyday foods, has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, as...
Researchers in cognitive neuroscience have found that our brains prioritize learning from people we like over those we dislike, shaping our memory integration process....