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Young kidney cancer survivors have hidden heart risks

Remember when you were a teenager, and nothing could bring you down? Well, recent research suggests it might not be that simple for everyone. At...

The future of Parkinson’s prediction: it’s in your blood and brain

Parkinson's disease can make your hands shake and slow down your movements. These are signs most people know. But did you know that by the...

Smile bright, think right: the unusual tale of teeth and brain

Do you know your pearly whites might have a surprising connection with your brain? Scientists say there's a tie between the health of your teeth...

Sticky patch, lifesaver: postage stamp sized device can revolutionize heart disease treatment

Every year, nearly 700,000 people in the US lose their lives to heart disease. A big chunk of these deaths - about one-third - happen...

Scientists find candidate genes that could drive inflammation

A recent study reveals the genetic factors that might make individuals more prone to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) when they consume a high-fat diet. The...

Depression after traumatic brain injury: a unique disorder?

A study led by Dr. Shan Siddiqi from Brigham and Women's Hospital suggests that depression after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) could be a...

Dancing lipids: the odd link between wobbly fat levels and dementia

You probably know that keeping your fat levels in check is essential for a healthy heart. But did you know that it might also...

AI can generate fake yet authentic-looking scientific articles, study finds

A study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research by Dr. Martin Májovský and team has revealed that AI language models, such as...

The miracle 5-minute break can reduce brain fog

You know that feeling when you've been staring at your computer screen for too long? Everything starts to blur and you can't concentrate anymore. This...

Scientists find surprising shifts in health risk factors and death

A comprehensive long-term population study reveals that while almost everyone could improve their health, the relationship between risk factors and mortality changes over time. This...