The Hidden Hearing Threat Everyday Noise Could Be Damaging Your Ears
Loud earbuds, concerts, traffic and power tools can expose your ears to harmful sound levels without obvious warning. Here is
Read MoreLoud earbuds, concerts, traffic and power tools can expose your ears to harmful sound levels without obvious warning. Here is
Read MorePersistent pain affects far more than the body. Research shows that long-lasting pain can alter brain networks involved in attention,
Read MoreYou do not need an hour at the gym to become more active. Short walks throughout the day can still
Read MoreSleep problems are becoming increasingly common, but regular physical activity may offer a simple way to improve sleep quality. Yoga,
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Read MoreThe FDA has changed how testosterone therapy is labeled after large clinical-trial data found no increased risk of major cardiovascular
Read MoreNew research links higher blood vitamin C levels with preserved brain tissue and stronger neural connections in older adults, offering
Read MoreResearch increasingly links severe childhood adversity with changes in stress biology, inflammation and biological-aging markers. The important message is that
Read MoreAs interest in experimental peptides grows, confusing rules and aggressive online marketing can make it difficult to tell the difference
Read MoreSugar, salty snacks and ultra-processed foods can become strongly linked with stress, habits and reward. Understanding those connections may make
Read MoreAstrocytes were once considered the brain’s support staff. New research suggests these star-shaped cells play important roles in communication between
Read MoreRepeatedly dwelling on daily frustrations may do more than affect your mood. Here’s what chronic stress can do to your
Read MoreFrom a reassuring hand-hold to a comforting hug, research is showing that supportive touch can influence how we experience stress,
Read MoreHow endovascular brain implants are turning open neurosurgery into a 10-minute vascular procedure, opening new doors for patients with paralysis
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Read MoreA small injury inside your mouth can heal surprisingly quickly. Bite your cheek, develop a minor sore, or experience irritation,
Read MoreStroke is often thought of as an illness that mainly affects older adults. But recent U.S. public-health data suggests the
Read MoreNew research is giving scientists a clearer picture of how the nose organizes odors—and why changes in smell deserve attention.
Read MoreScientists are exploring a way to build biomaterials deep inside the body using focused sound—not a scalpel. A New Idea
Read MoreMost of us know that staying active is good for our long-term health. We hear about getting 10,000 steps a
Read MoreFrom salamanders that rebuild limbs to experimental therapies for heart, nerve and liver damage, regenerative medicine is challenging what we
Read MoreResearch from UCL and York University found that skin-to-skin contact during a routine heel-lance procedure was associated with a smaller
Read MoreRecurrent mouth ulcers can have several causes, from everyday irritation and stress to nutritional deficiencies and underlying health conditions. Mouth
Read MoreFrom pregnancy to age two, a child’s brain develops rapidly—and ordinary moments of talking, playing and responding can make a
Read MoreA Stanford study has uncovered a promising target for cartilage repair—but the treatment is still in the research stage. For
Read MoreWhat happens in the brain when a conversation feels effortless—and why real human connection matters for health. Have you ever
Read MorePainful periods are common, but pain that repeatedly disrupts school, work, sleep or everyday life deserves to be taken seriously.
Read MoreResearch suggests that expressive writing and emotion labeling may help people process difficult feelings, reduce rumination and create psychological distance
Read MoreNew research is revealing how a father’s early-life experiences may be linked to changes in sperm DNA methylation and small
Read MoreUniversity of Brighton researchers are testing a new electrochemical sensor designed to detect chemical changes linked to osteoarthritis before irreversible
Read MoreAs modern antibiotics lose their edge against deadly hospital infections, scientists look to a medieval Anglo-Saxon manuscript for a groundbreaking
Read MoreA closer look at the science, the promise, and the unanswered questions behind a proposed 60-second full-body ultrasound scanner Imagine
Read MoreFrom glowing phones to streetlights outside the window, nighttime light can interfere with sleep and may affect the body’s cardiovascular
Read MoreScience explains the strange biological reflex behind sun sneezing — and why it matters in everyday life Have you ever
Read MoreA 50,000-year-old genetic encounter may still be quietly shaping human health Human evolution was never as neat as a family
Read MoreA remarkable step toward replacing the insulin-making cells the disease destroys For people living with Type 1 diabetes, managing the
Read MoreSarcasm is more than just understanding the words Depending on how those two words are said, they could be genuine
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Read MoreFour identical sisters, one shared placenta, and a Brisbane mother who wasn’t even planning another baby — the story behind
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Read MoreResearchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute disabled a single protein in human cells and watched them start burning through fuel instead
Read MoreDried apricots pack more iron, potassium, and fiber per bite than their fresh counterparts — and a decades-long body of
Read MoreResearch led by neuroscientist Uri Hasson and colleagues has helped popularize the concept of brain-to-brain coupling, in which patterns of
Read MoreWhat Happens When You Breathe Polluted Air? Your lungs have several layers of defense designed to keep unwanted particles and
Read MoreSeeing Color Starts With Tiny Cells Color vision begins in the retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the
Read MoreWhat Makes Rosemary So Interesting? Rosemary is more than a popular cooking herb. Its distinctive aroma comes from a collection
Read MoreFor many people, showering is simply part of a daily routine. Some can’t imagine starting the morning without a refreshing
Read MoreFor millions of people, the first stop after waking up is the coffee machine. That first cup has become part
Read MoreA new study published in npj Aging has sparked global attention by suggesting that the theoretical upper limit of the
Read MoreA study from researchers at Arizona State University, published in the journal Endocrinology, suggests that the uterus may have an
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