Lycée football by Katrina Berban Over -the -counter pain relievers like ibuprofen accelerate the recovery of a concussion, according to a new study. Patients with concussion lesions who took analgesic pills recovered 20% faster than those who did not take them, scientists from Washington in Seattle said. “These results are exciting because there are limited … Read more
Transverse cut of the fracture healed from the bone of the thigh of a mouse. Each of the circles represents a specific gene, and the color represents the activity of Gene – Credit: Mathavan et al., Science advances 2025 CC 4.0. By-Sa Vibrational therapy could be used to reproduce a reinforcement activity such as weightlifting … Read more
Microplastics have now been found in humans brainAccumulate over time to about a spoonful and potentially more, according to a recent study. The study published Monday in Nature Medicine have found high concentrations of microplastics in the human brain – higher than in any other organ – on issues on their potential role in neurological … Read more
OzempicWegovy, Zepbound and other medications often used for weight loss may help reduce the risk of a wide range of health problems, from diabetes to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study, but they may also have risks such as pancreatitis and stomach paralysis. The large observational study, published Monday in Natural medicineis the first … Read more
Although sitting down to watch your favorite TV show may seem like a relaxing way to unwind, it could also stimulate your appetite, leading to binge eating. A study, published by Elsevier in the February edition of peer-reviewed journal Appetitefound that adults tend to eat more when they are stuck to their screenswhether it’s a … Read more
Scientists have launched the world’s largest protein study, to analyze 300,000 blood samples from UK Biobank volunteers, in a groundbreaking project that could revolutionize the treatment of disease. This ambitious research, supported by 14 pharmaceutical companies, aims to understand how proteins influence various diseases, potentially transforming healthcare by the end of this decade. Professor Sir … Read more
A left ventricular assist device – credit: HeartWare Inc. / Framingham via AHA freely available. A study of artificial heart wearers has found that a subset of them can regenerate heart muscle tissue – the first time such an observation has been made. This could open the door to new ways to treat and perhaps … Read more
– credit, Getty Images for Unsplash + In a new study, scientists seeking to better understand how physical activity protects against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s found that it’s because exercise enlarges the brain. 2 to 3 days of moderate to vigorous physical activity correlated with a significant increase in total brain matter and in specific … Read more
Environmental factors like prolonged stress, chronic inflammation and toxic exposure could play a key role in triggering Parkinson’s diseaseeven in people without genetic risk, according to a Canadian study. A team from McGill University in Montreal published an article last month in Natural neuroscience this may have uncovered a new link between the immune system … Read more
Various brain MRIs – Photo from the National Cancer Institute on Unsplash A breakthrough in understanding how and why some cancerous tumors are particularly aggressive and unresponsive to treatments has put the blame on mischievous strands of DNA. The discovery implicates several documented forms of cancer, including breast, lung and brain, and also offers hope … Read more