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Cutting-edge research from Case Western Reserve reveals that higher microplastic pollution is linked to a greater prevalence of stroke, diabetes, and hypertension

One of the world’s most common plastics – used in food packaging, plastic wraps, storage containers, and takeaway cups – may be partially responsible for your risk of fatty liver disease

As many people in the U.S. feel outraged about the killings of Black Americans by local police, protesters across the country are calling for reforms of our law enforcement systems. Proposals for change run the gamut. One of the more popular plans calls for shifting public funding away from police departments to social services that…

This study aims to search, evaluate, and summarize the existing evidence on perioperative nutritional management of transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) in patients with cirrhotic portal hypertension (CPH) and provide the basis for evidence-based clinical practice. According to the “6S” model of evidence-based sources, the evidence on perioperative nutrition management of TIPS in patients with…

By Mauro Proença — Jul 29, 2026 Ultra-processed foods have become one of nutrition science’s biggest villains, blamed for everything from obesity to heart disease. But as researchers dig deeper, a more complicated picture is emerging: while diets high in ultra-processed foods are consistently linked to poorer health, the evidence is far less certain that…

Self-care has become a marketing category. Scented candles, spa days, and weighted blankets all carry the label, and the wellness industry has been happy to sell the idea that tending to the mind is something a person can purchase. Research tells a different story. Studies point toward habits that are cheaper, less glamorous, and considerably…

Findings demonstrate HERV-K is required for senescence-associated inflammation in metabolically challenged cells and is reactivated in plasma of subjects living with obesity

“Measures aimed at preventing dementia later in life may have some effect, but their benefits are often oversold,” researcher Anders Martin Fjell recently told Science Norway

Amid reports of COVID-19 related deaths in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu’s Health Department hassaid there is no evidence that a highly virulent COVID-19 variant is circulating in Tamil Nadu and COVID-19 infections are currently lower than in the previous years