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Massive Review Finds Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements Provide No Bone Benefit Health

Massive Review Finds Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements Provide No Bone Benefit

A comprehensive systematic review finds that calcium and vitamin D supplements, long recommended for older adults, show no significant benefit in preventing bone fractures or falls.

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Copper Drug Clears 42% of Alzheimer's Proteins and Restores Memory in Landmark Study Health

Copper Drug Clears 42% of Alzheimer's Proteins and Restores Memory in Landmark Study

A copper-delivering compound developed at Monash University reduced toxic amyloid-beta levels by roughly 42 percent and improved spatial learning by 44 percent, offering a revolutionary new approach to treating Alzheimer's disease.

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Ozempic and GLP-1 Users Becoming Significantly Less Active, Major Study Reveals Health

Ozempic and GLP-1 Users Becoming Significantly Less Active, Major Study Reveals

A study presented at ENDO 2026 found that people taking popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy saw their daily step counts and exercise time drop substantially.

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Glucosamine Supplements Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer Progression Health

Glucosamine Supplements Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer Progression

A major study published in Nature Metabolism reveals that glucosamine use is associated with a 25 percent higher likelihood of progressing from mild cognitive impairment to dementia.

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Scientists Discover Phosphatidylcholine Decline as Reversible Driver of Mitochondrial Aging Health

Scientists Discover Phosphatidylcholine Decline as Reversible Driver of Mitochondrial Aging

A groundbreaking study published in Nature Communications reveals that declining phosphatidylcholine levels destabilize mitochondrial membranes, but dietary restoration can rejuvenate cellular energy production.

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US Government Alcohol Study Finds Even Low Drinking Raises Disease and Death Risk Health

US Government Alcohol Study Finds Even Low Drinking Raises Disease and Death Risk

A federally commissioned study published independently finds no safe level of alcohol consumption, with even moderate drinking linked to over 200 diseases.

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AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Completes First Human Trial Successfully Health

AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Completes First Human Trial Successfully

A groundbreaking vaccine with its active component designed entirely by computer simulations has been tested in 39 healthy volunteers, marking a milestone in the fight against current and future coronaviruses.

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1 in 10 People Carry Genetic Variants That Make GLP-1 Diabetes Drugs Less Effective, Stanford Study Finds Health

1 in 10 People Carry Genetic Variants That Make GLP-1 Diabetes Drugs Less Effective, Stanford Study Finds

A decade-long international study published in Genome Medicine reveals that variants in the PAM gene significantly reduce how well GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic work for certain patients.

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AI Analysis of CT Scans Reveals Thymus Health Predicts Longevity and Cancer Risk Health

AI Analysis of CT Scans Reveals Thymus Health Predicts Longevity and Cancer Risk

Researchers at Mass General Brigham used artificial intelligence to analyze routine CT scans and discovered that the thymus, a long-overlooked organ, holds surprising clues to healthy aging and cancer survival.

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Experimental Pill Daraxonrasib Nearly Doubles Survival Time for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Patients Health

Experimental Pill Daraxonrasib Nearly Doubles Survival Time for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Patients

A groundbreaking clinical trial shows daraxonrasib, a novel pill targeting mutated KRAS protein, helped patients with advanced pancreatic cancer live nearly twice as long as those receiving chemotherapy.

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New Research Reveals Sleep Deprivation Damages Key Brain Circuit Responsible for Social Memory Recognition Health

New Research Reveals Sleep Deprivation Damages Key Brain Circuit Responsible for Social Memory Recognition

Scientists have discovered that sleep deprivation damages a specific brain circuit responsible for social memory, making it harder to recognize familiar individuals and potentially causing lasting effects on social cognition.

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UC San Diego Scientists Unveil Potentially Game-Changing Treatment for Severe Fatty Liver Disease Using Experimental Drug ION224 Health

UC San Diego Scientists Unveil Potentially Game-Changing Treatment for Severe Fatty Liver Disease Using Experimental Drug ION224

UC San Diego researchers report that the experimental drug ION224 achieves unprecedented reductions in liver fat and inflammation in MASH patients, potentially transforming treatment for a disease affecting hundreds of millions worldwide.

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