Author: Dr. Amelia Ross
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UT Southwestern Uncovers Key to Fasting-Longevity Link: The Refeeding Phase, Not the Fast
A groundbreaking study from UT Southwestern reveals that the longevity benefits of intermittent fasting stem from the metabolic…
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Trump’s Executive Order Spurs Psychedelic Therapies with $50M Boost and Accelerated FDA Path
President Trump directs federal agencies to fast-track psychedelic therapies for mental health, allocating $50M in research funding and…
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Pancreatic Cancer mRNA Vaccine: Six-Year Data Shows Durable Response
A groundbreaking study on a personalized mRNA vaccine offers hope for pancreatic cancer patients, showing a significant survival…
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Small Lifestyle Changes: Boosting Longevity Through the SPAN Study’s Findings
A groundbreaking study links minor lifestyle adjustments to significant longevity benefits, showing the power of incremental changes in…
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Scientists Reprogram Brain Cells to Clear Plaque, Pioneering New Alzheimer’s Treatment
Scientists have devised a pioneering method to combat Alzheimer’s by reprogramming astrocytes into plaque-clearing entities, marking a shift…
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Scientists Reprogram Brain Cells to Clear Plaques, Paving New Alzheimer’s Path
In a groundbreaking study, researchers at Gladstone and Buck Institutes reprogram astrocytes to clear brain plaques, offering a…
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Lower Blood Pressure Targets Offer Surprising Heart Health Benefits, Study Shows
New research indicates aiming for blood pressure targets below 120/80 mmHg provides substantial cardiovascular benefits, challenging existing guidelines.
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UCF Research Reveals Alzheimer’s Movement Symptoms May Originate Outside the Brain
A groundbreaking study by UCF researchers suggests peripheral nerve degeneration may be an early indicator of Alzheimer’s, potentially…
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Massive 20-Year IBS Study Raises Concerns About Common Long-Term Treatments
A groundbreaking 20-year study on over 650,000 Americans reveals potential long-term risks of common IBS treatments, prompting a…
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Losing Your Sense of Smell May Signal Alzheimer’s Far Earlier Than Expected
New research reveals that losing your sense of smell could signal Alzheimer’s much earlier, with immune cells mistakenly…