Alzheimer’s disease research finds new promise in an old psychiatric drug
Alzheimer’s disease affects roughly 32 million people worldwide, and that number is expected to climb to 152 million by 2050. Despite decades of research and billions in pharmaceutical investment, there is still no cure. The medications that exist today manage symptoms, and mostly in the early stages. They do not stop the disease from progressing. […]
Health information that actually serves the African American community
The internet did not make health care simpler. It made it louder. Between wellness influencers, Facebook groups, and algorithmically pushed content, finding medical information that is actually grounded in evidence has become its own full-time job. For African Americans, who already contend with a health system shaped by historical exclusion and ongoing disparities, the stakes […]
Vitamin C may hold a key to a sharper aging brain
Vitamin C has long been associated with immune support and a defense against the common cold, but a new study adds the brain to the list of organs that may depend on it. Researchers have found a connection between blood levels of vitamin C and the volume and connectivity of gray matter, the tissue responsible […]
Sugar free diet study reveals an unexpected twist
A study presented this year by researchers at the Dasman Diabetes Institute in Kuwait is complicating one of the more popular assumptions in modern nutrition. Cutting sugar entirely, it turns out, might not be the clear win many dieters expect. The findings, shared at the ENDO 2026 meeting of the Endocrine Society, focus on mice […]
Glioblastoma the brain tumor that changes by location
Glioblastoma carries a reputation that few other diagnoses match, and for good reason. The World Health Organization classifies it as a grade 4 astrocytoma, the most aggressive label the agency assigns to tumors that begin in the brain’s star shaped support cells, known as astrocytes. What makes glioblastoma especially difficult to treat is its variety. […]
Obesity and overweight crisis keeps getting worse
The numbers tell a stark story. One in eight people worldwide now live with obesity, and the rate has more than doubled among adults since 1990. What was once framed as a problem tied to wealthier nations has become a global pattern, touching nearly every country and crossing every income level. How obesity is measured […]
Heart disease in the United States costs billions yearly
Heart disease has held its place at the top of America’s mortality statistics for decades, and the latest figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show little sign of that changing. The condition remains the leading cause of death for men, women and people across most racial and ethnic groups in the country. […]
Role of nutrition in physical fitness no one explains
A good workout routine only goes as far as the fuel behind it. Exercise and nutrition work as a pair, and neither one delivers much on its own. A strong immune system, steady energy and long term health all trace back to how well these two pieces fit together. What nutrition actually does Nutrition covers […]
Revolutionizing Breast Cancer Detection years before symptoms
For decades, early detection has remained one of the strongest defenses against breast cancer. Routine screenings have saved countless lives, helping doctors identify tumors before they spread and become more difficult to treat. Now, a growing body of research suggests that artificial intelligence could push that timeline even further back. Researchers are exploring whether advanced […]
Top skincare trends of 2025 favor less over more
Skincare in 2025 looks different from what it did even two years ago. The focus has moved away from aggressive treatments and maximalist routines toward something more considered. Consumers are asking harder questions about what goes into their products, what those products actually do, and whether their daily routine is helping or quietly working against […]