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Research shows that a fading sense of smell may be one of the earliest indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, linked to immune cells attacking key brain fibers.

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Link Between Head Injuries and Alzheimer’s Risk

Saradha Meloot - January 9, 2025

A new study suggests that repeated head injuries like concussions, may reactivate a dormant virus in the brain, increasing the risk of...

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A study by European experts lists 15 overlooked and emerging issues that have the potential to drastically impact the UK's forests in the next half-century, with 'catastrophic forest ecosystem collapse' leading the concerns.

Forest Bill; concerns on forest protection, land use changes

July 29, 2023

New research shows aging men’s sperm accumulates harmful DNA mutations, increasing potential risks of diseases in future generations.

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November 19, 2022

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A study by European experts lists 15 overlooked and emerging issues that have the potential to drastically impact the UK's forests in the next half-century, with 'catastrophic forest ecosystem collapse' leading the concerns.

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Not In Track on Forest Goals; Report

Appendix cancer in young adults rises sharply, with the US seeing tripled cases. Experts seek causes, symptoms, and treatments amid growing concern.

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Revolutionary LED and Tin-Based Therapy Offers Safer, Precise Cancer Treatment

New research reveals a troubling rise in lung cancer among non-smokers, with air pollution, particularly in East Asia, playing a major role.

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Lung Cancer Rates Rise Among Non-Smokers, Linked to Air Pollution

Have you ever experienced that everything hurts after a sleepless night? A recent study has uncovered a neurotransmitter, N-arachidonoyl dopamine (NADA), linked to the pain caused by sleep deprivation, offering potential avenues for treatment. In sleep-deprived mouse models, researchers found reduced NADA levels in a brain region associated with sensory processing and arousal. Administering NADA to this area effectively alleviated the heightened pain response.

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Napping Increases Risk of Blood Pressure