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With the acute stage of COVID-19 behind us, reflection can inform future preparedness. During the pandemic, behavioural and social sciences often studied human behaviour through the lens of alignment with public health recommendations, implicitly treating concern and compliance as desirable and rational. While understandable, this emphasis was relatively narrow. Uncertainty, uneven risk distribution and competing…

Clinical predictors such as maternal age and ovarian reserve are well-established determinants of IVF success.1 Increasing evidence suggests that environmental and lifestyle exposures also influence reproductive outcomes; however, these factors remain insufficiently investigated in low- and middle-income countries.2,3 In Lebanon, reproductive research has historically focused on maternal and child health, with limited attention paid to…

As the demand for weight-loss solutions continues to grow, peptides have emerged as a topic of increasing interest in conversations about body sculpting, fat loss and metabolic health

JAKARTA – Healthy eating patterns are not only about the food served at the table, but also the habits and choices that families make every day. Starting from choosing ingredients, determining menus, processing them, to managing food waste, all of which are part of the food habits that are formed at home

July 23, 2026 – Scientists have long sought to understand why some people with no known risk factors develop cancer while others with significant risk never do. The answer may lie in immune proteins known as autoantibodies (auto-Abs), suggests a commentary in Cell co-authored by a team that includes Jean-Laurent Casanova, M.D., Ph.D., Professor in the Center…

Stephanie Otto, Exercise Oncologist and Senior Scientist at University Hospital Ulm, shared on LinkedIn:

Ellen Galinsky is a leading educational researcher who has spent more than two decades studying how children learn and thrive

As global populations age, maintaining brain health has become an increasing focus of both researchers and consumers. A recently published scientific review highlights the growing importance of sleep quality in supporting the brain’s natural vasculoprotective capacity and tocotrienols (a potent member of the vitamin E family) as a promising nutritional candidate for supporting pathways associated…

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Kan. (WIBW) – A Stormont Vail pediatric weight management physician says childhood obesity has become a growing issue in recent years