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6/23/2026·Science

A Common Vitamin Could Help Fight One of the Deadliest Brain Cancers

Researchers discover that a common vitamin could be effective in treating one of the most aggressive and deadly brain cancers

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6/23/2026·Science

The Butterfly That Barely Ages: Unlocking Longevity Secrets

A butterfly species that ages very slowly could help scientists uncover longevity secrets and develop new therapies to increase human lifespan.

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6/22/2026·Science

Nearly Half of Older Adults Improve with Age, Yale Study Finds

A Yale University study reveals that nearly half of older adults experience improvement in their health and well-being over time

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6/22/2026·Science

Tubulin: A Guardian Against Toxic Brain Protein Clumps

Tubulin may prevent the formation of toxic protein clumps in the brain linked to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases

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6/22/2026·Science

Long-lived families reveal a rare genetic clue to healthy aging

A recent study found a rare genetic clue in long-lived families that may contribute to healthy aging

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6/21/2026·Science

Unexpected Effects of Weight Loss Medications like Ozempic

Weight loss medications like Ozempic may reduce physical activity in people taking them

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6/20/2026·Science

Learning a Musical Instrument in Your 70s: A Shield for Memory

Recent research suggests that learning to play a musical instrument in your 70s can have a positive impact on protecting memory

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6/20/2026·Science

Scientists Reprogram Brain Immune Cells to Fight Alzheimer's

Scientists have discovered a way to reprogram brain immune cells to fight Alzheimer's, offering new hope for treatment of the disease

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6/19/2026·Science

The Food Enigma: What's Really in What We Eat?

Most of the chemical compounds in food are unknown to science, raising questions about their impact on human health

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6/19/2026·Science

Copper-Based Drug Clears Toxic Alzheimer's Proteins and Restores Memory

A new copper-based drug has been shown to clear toxic proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease and restore memory function in research models

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6/19/2026·Science

Scientists May Have Found What Really Triggers Alzheimer’s Disease

Researchers have discovered a potential trigger for Alzheimer's disease, opening new doors for treatment and prevention

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6/18/2026·Science

The Hidden Cause of Aging Cells: A Reversible Secret

Scientists have discovered a hidden cause of cellular aging that can be reversed, which could have a significant impact on regenerative medicine and longevity

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6/18/2026·Science

The Surprising Connection Between Diabetes and Dementia: 10 Ways These Diseases Are Linked

Recent research has uncovered a deep connection between diabetes and dementia, suggesting that controlling diabetes may be key to preventing dementia

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6/18/2026·Science

The Hidden Link between Cancer and Alzheimer's Disease

Recent research has uncovered a surprising link between cancer and Alzheimer's disease, opening new doors for the treatment and prevention of both conditions

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6/17/2026·Science

Why Your Brain Was Never Designed for This Much Bad News

The constant barrage of bad news can have a negative impact on our mental health and wellbeing

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6/17/2026·Science

The Calcium and Vitamin D Supplement Myth: Do They Really Strengthen Bones?

A recent study finds that calcium and vitamin D supplements have little benefit for bone health

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6/17/2026·Science

The Dark Side of Sugar-Free Diets: Uncovering the Surprising Problem

Researchers find an unexpected problem with sugar-free diets that could have long-term health implications

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