Intermittent fasting can reduce the risk of heart attacks
A study in Life Metabolism reveals how intermittent fasting reduces blood clot risk by altering gut microbiota and increasing indole-3-propionic acid (IPA) levels.
Cardiovascular diseases,...
Hallucinogen use increases the risk of death by 2.6 times
A study published in the Journal of the Canadian Medical Association reveals a significantly higher five-year mortality risk among individuals who seek emergency care...
Scientists prove that sleep affects health more than expected
A comprehensive study published in Nature Medicine reveals over 12,400 significant connections between sleep characteristics and the functioning of 16 physiological systems.
Led by Eran...
UN study shows happiness increases with age
New UN research challenges the traditional "U-shaped" happiness curve, revealing a continuous increase in life satisfaction with age and a worsening mental health crisis...
Melatonin improves DNA repair in night shift workers
A study published in Occupational & Environmental Medicine suggests that melatonin supplementation may enhance oxidative DNA repair in night shift workers, potentially reducing long-term...
Oesophageal diseases depend on the psyche – new study
Psychological factors have a greater impact on the severity of oesophageal disease symptoms than objective measures such as acid reflux and motor function.
In Japan,...
Study shows inaccuracy of glucose meters in healthy people
A study from the University of Bath reveals that continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) may significantly overestimate blood glucose levels compared to traditional fingerstick tests,...
Scientists discover structural differences in the brain in schizophrenia
A recent study in the American Journal of Psychiatry highlights the connection between schizophrenia symptom diversity and structural changes in the brain.
Schizophrenia is a...
Antidepressants may accelerate dementia
Swedish researchers have found that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) may accelerate cognitive decline in patients with dementia.
A study conducted at Karolinska Institutet analyzed...