Having reliable access to nutritious food may affect brain health in a surprising way: through the bacteria living in the gut ...
Most people know that early modern humans had children with Neanderthals. Some also inherited DNA from another extinct group called the Denisovans. Now, researchers have found evidence of two more ...
Many Americans entered late summer feeling that their money would buy less in the months ahead. In the University of Michigan’s August 2026 consumer survey, only 10% said they expected their buying ...
Nearly 2,000 years ago, Mount Vesuvius buried the Roman town of Herculaneum in hot ash. Inside a library, hundreds of papyrus scrolls were burned black but survived. They may hold works of ancient ...
Managing diabetes involves much more than reaching a good blood sugar number. People also have to think about meals, exercise, sleep, medication and the possibility that glucose may become too high or ...
A single dose of ketamine may set off brain changes that unfold over several days in older people with hard-to-treat depression. New research suggests that tracking these changes could help scientists ...
That morning coffee may be doing far more inside your body than simply helping you wake up. Coffee contains hundreds of active chemicals, and many remain in the drink even when the caffeine has been ...
A hug looks simple in real life. For a computer trying to turn it into a lifelike digital scene, it is surprisingly hard. As two people move close together, one person’s body can hide parts of the ...
Doxorubicin is a powerful chemotherapy medicine used against several cancers, including breast and lung cancers, leukemia, lymphoma, and some sarcomas. Although it can be very effective, doctors must ...
Finding a home is a major step out of homelessness, but for some people it may not be enough. A Canadian doctor argues that serious problems with brain function can make it difficult for some people ...
The effects of difficult life circumstances may reach all the way to the heart. A study involving almost half a million UK adults suggests that long-lasting inflammation is connected with silent ...
An eye exam can reveal more than problems with vision. The tiny blood vessels at the back of the eye may also provide clues about blood pressure and heart health. A study led by researchers at St ...
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