Aging and Longevity
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Johns Hopkins Scientists Utilize Patient-Derived Brain Organoids to Predict Alzheimer’s Drug Response and Identify Novel Biomarkers
In a landmark study published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association, researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine…
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APOE2 Gene Variant Found to Protect Neurons by Strengthening DNA Repair and Preventing Cellular Senescence
For decades, the genetic landscape of Alzheimer’s disease has been dominated by the study of the apolipoprotein E (APOE) gene.…
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Rising Rates of Colorectal Cancer in Young Adults Prompt New Clinical Guidelines and Public Awareness Tools from the American College of Surgeons
The landscape of oncology in the United States is undergoing a profound and troubling shift as colorectal cancer (CRC) ascends…
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Rising Colorectal Cancer Rates in Young Adults Prompt American College of Surgeons to Launch New Public Education Resources and Symptom Checklist
The landscape of oncology in the United States is undergoing a seismic shift as colorectal cancer (CRC) emerges as the…
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Passive Screen Time and Cognitive Health: Longitudinal Study Links Midlife Television Habits to Reduced Brain Volume and Increased Dementia Risk
For decades, the warning "don’t watch too much TV, it will rot your brain" was dismissed as a parental exaggeration…
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Rising Rates of Colorectal Cancer in Younger Adults Prompt New Diagnostic Resources from the American College of Surgeons
Colorectal cancer has officially become the leading cause of cancer-related death among men and women younger than 50, marking a…
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King’s College London Researchers Identify Potential Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s Treatment Through Multi-Targeted Drug KCL-286
In a significant advancement for neurodegenerative research, a team of scientists at King’s College London has unveiled a novel therapeutic…
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Passive Screen Time in Midlife Linked to Accelerated Brain Aging and Increased Dementia Risk in Later Years
The age-old parental warning that watching too much television will "rot your brain" has long been dismissed as a colorful…
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UCLA scientists develop mineral sunscreen without the chalky white cast
The pursuit of effective sun protection has long faced a significant psychological and aesthetic hurdle: the "white cast." For decades,…
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Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Scientists restore two hours of sleep without clearing brain plaques
In the complex landscape of Alzheimer’s disease research, a longstanding mystery has surrounded the profound sleep disturbances that often precede…
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