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8/11/2026·Science

Wearable Ultrasound Patch Boosts REM Sleep Without Drugs or Surgery

A team of researchers has developed a wearable ultrasound patch that can boost REM sleep without the need for drugs or surgery.

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8/11/2026·Science

Breakthrough in Treating Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Zhenwu Decoction

Zhenwu Decoction has been shown to ameliorate experimental benign prostatic hyperplasia by regulating mitochondrial quality control, oxidative stress, and apoptosis

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8/10/2026·Science

Scientists may have found aging's hidden trigger for brain disease

A team of scientists may have identified a potential trigger of aging that could be linked to the development of brain diseases

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8/10/2026·Science

A Simple Supplement to Boost the Immune System Against Cancer and Viruses

Researchers discover a supplement that can help the immune system fight cancer and viruses more effectively

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8/9/2026·Science

Uncovering the Brain Cells that Drive Motivation

Scientists discover brain cells that keep people motivated and engaged in long-term goals

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8/9/2026·Science

Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Linked to Modifiable Risk Factors

A recent study suggests that nearly half of dementia cases may be linked to modifiable risk factors that can be changed through lifestyle modifications

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8/9/2026·Science

The Exercise You Really Need to Protect Your Heart

A new study reveals the exact amount of exercise needed to reduce the risk of heart disease

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8/8/2026·Science

New Autism Therapy Shows Surprising Benefits Even in Adult Mice

A new autism therapy has shown surprising benefits in adult mice, opening up new possibilities for treating this condition in humans

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8/8/2026·Science

Eating Less Protein to Live Longer: A Comprehensive Review

A major review finds that eating less protein could help slow down aging

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8/8/2026·Science

Vitamin C Against Cancer: A New Approach

Vitamin C may fight cancer effectively, but not in the way scientists previously thought

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8/7/2026·Science

AI Can Detect Premature Brain Aging

Artificial intelligence can analyze MRI images to determine if the brain is aging faster than the body

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8/6/2026·Science

Dirty Air: A Potential Trigger for Painful Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

Exposure to polluted air may trigger painful rheumatoid arthritis flares, according to a new study that explores the relationship between air quality and human health.

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8/6/2026·Science

The Hidden Link Between Obesity and Alzheimer's Disease

Scientists discover how obesity may fuel Alzheimer's disease through chronic inflammation and oxidative stress

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8/4/2026·Science

How Your Gut Helps Your Brain Decide What to Remember

Recent research suggests that the gut plays a crucial role in the brain's memory decision-making process

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8/4/2026·Science

Is Your Brain Wired to Regain Lost Weight?

A new study suggests that our brain may be wired to regain lost weight after dieting, which explains why so many people struggle to maintain weight loss in the long term.

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8/4/2026·Science

A Simple Daily Routine Linked to Less Pain and Depression

A recent study found that a simple daily routine can significantly reduce pain and depression in those who practice it

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8/3/2026·Science

The Role of Protein in Muscle Repair: Preventing the Conversion to Fat and Scar Tissue

The absence of a key protein can lead to the conversion of damaged muscle to fat and scar tissue, highlighting the importance of nutrition and exercise in muscle repair

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