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Why your diet and phone habits could be hurting your gut more than you...

Many people think of hemorrhoids and constipation as small, uncomfortable problems that just happen from time to time. However, doctors now say that modern habits—especially...

Could a weekly injection help people drink less alcohol?

Alcohol use disorder is a condition that can deeply affect a person’s life. It often leads to health problems, emotional distress, and social difficulties. Around...

Chemicals in everyday products could weaken your immune system

Many people use products every day without thinking about the chemicals inside them. Nonstick pans, stain-resistant carpets, and water-resistant clothing all contain substances designed to...

Study finds new method to measure cancer outcomes

Cancer treatment has improved greatly over the years, but understanding how well treatments work is still a challenge. This is especially true for patients...

Scientists discover faster, greener way to recycle lithium-ion batteries

As the world uses more smartphones, laptops, and electric vehicles, the demand for lithium-ion batteries is rising quickly. But recycling these batteries remains a major...

A new drug may treat Parkinson’s disease better

Parkinson’s disease is a long-term brain condition that affects movement, balance, and daily life. It happens when certain brain cells slowly stop working and die....

Study finds why survival remains just 13% after 5 years in pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is known as one of the deadliest forms of cancer. It is difficult to detect early, and it often spreads quickly. Because of...

A simple shot could reverse osteoarthritis within weeks

Joint pain is a common problem that affects millions of people around the world. One of the main causes is osteoarthritis, a condition where...

How new diabetes drugs could prevent heart disease

Many people think of weight-loss drugs as a way to improve appearance or reduce body size. However, science is now showing that some of these...

High fitness may cut dementia, depression and psychosis risk

Many people know that exercise is good for the body, but scientists are now learning more about how it also supports the mind. A new...

Eating less protein may lower dialysis risk in chronic kidney disease

Chronic kidney disease is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It develops slowly over time and reduces the kidneys’ ability to filter...

How much coffee is best for your mood?

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Many people start their day with a cup to feel more awake. But...

Anemia linked to 66% higher dementia risk in older people

Anemia is often seen as a simple health problem that causes tiredness and low energy. It happens when the body does not have enough...

Why the brain fails to clean itself in Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s disease causes a slow loss of memory and thinking skills. Over time, it can affect a person’s ability to live independently. For many years,...

Early signs of fatty liver may be on your face

Fatty liver disease is becoming more common around the world, especially as more people spend long hours sitting and eating high-calorie foods. The condition...

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Curiosity rover uncovers 3.5-billion-year-old organic matter on Mars

NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered a surprising variety of organic molecules on Mars, including chemicals that scientists consider important building blocks for life on...

Mining the solar system to build a new world

I watched Armageddon again fairly recently with Bruce Willis, oil drillers in space and an asteroid the size of Texas bearing down on Earth. Buried...

Why “soft” lithium can break batteries

Solid-state batteries are often described as the future of energy storage. They could allow phones to run for days without charging and give electric cars...

How malaria controlled human survival in Africa for 74,000 years

For tens of thousands of years, a tiny but deadly enemy may have quietly shaped where early humans could survive in Africa. New research suggests...

This new method could turn nearly all waste into usable energy

Researchers have found a clearer path to turning everyday waste into clean, usable gas for homes and businesses. A team led by Mohsen Talei at...