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UBC Okanagan mapped the enzymes that make mitraphylline — but that doesn’t mean a drug or mass supply is imminent With FDA Fast Track, Coya’s COYA 302 advances to a make-or-break Phase 2 readout expected in early 2027 Four weeks of lower-fat, higher-carb eating reduced biological-age markers in 65–75-year-olds, study finds When optimism bias meets viral nutrition claims: pick a starting point that won’t backfire When Fructose Flips the Survival Switch: What Happens at High Exposure and When to Act
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Four weeks of lower-fat, higher-carb eating reduced biological-age markers in 65–75-year-olds, study finds

May 12, 2026 admin
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When optimism bias meets viral nutrition claims: pick a starting point that won’t backfire

May 12, 2026 admin
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When Fructose Flips the Survival Switch: What Happens at High Exposure and When to Act

May 12, 2026 admin
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Can You Keep Potatoes in a Blood‑Sugar Plan? Cool, Portion, Pair — and When to Stop

April 15, 2026 admin
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Should You Follow NutritionFacts.org’s Daily Dozen? Practical start points, progression, and check signals

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UBC Okanagan mapped the enzymes that make mitraphylline — but that doesn’t mean a drug or mass supply is imminent
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UBC Okanagan mapped the enzymes that make mitraphylline — but that doesn’t mean a drug or mass supply is imminent
With FDA Fast Track, Coya’s COYA 302 advances to a make-or-break Phase 2 readout expected in early 2027
Health News
With FDA Fast Track, Coya’s COYA 302 advances to a make-or-break Phase 2 readout expected in early 2027
Four weeks of lower-fat, higher-carb eating reduced biological-age markers in 65–75-year-olds, study finds
Nutrition
Four weeks of lower-fat, higher-carb eating reduced biological-age markers in 65–75-year-olds, study finds
When optimism bias meets viral nutrition claims: pick a starting point that won’t backfire
Nutrition
When optimism bias meets viral nutrition claims: pick a starting point that won’t backfire
“How Bed Exercises Challenge Traditional Arm Toning for Older Adults”
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“How Bed Exercises Challenge Traditional Arm Toning for Older Adults”
“How Onion Powder Challenges Conventional Weight Loss and Health Beliefs”
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“How Onion Powder Challenges Conventional Weight Loss and Health Beliefs”
“How Shifting Trends in Curly Hair Care Challenge Men’s Grooming Norms”
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“How Shifting Trends in Curly Hair Care Challenge Men’s Grooming Norms”
“How the Beef & Shroom Burger Challenges Traditional Meat Norms in Dining”
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“How the Beef & Shroom Burger Challenges Traditional Meat Norms in Dining”
Travel can support healthier aging — but only when trips are active, restorative, social and safe
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Travel can support healthier aging — but only when trips are active, restorative, social and safe
Start with a brace, pool sessions, or progressive exercise for knee osteoarthritis — evidence from a 139‑trial meta‑analysis
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Start with a brace, pool sessions, or progressive exercise for knee osteoarthritis — evidence from a 139‑trial meta‑analysis
When to Lose Weight—and When to Protect Muscle: Practical thresholds and checkpoints for sarcopenic obesity in older adults
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When to Lose Weight—and When to Protect Muscle: Practical thresholds and checkpoints for sarcopenic obesity in older adults
Best Men’s Sunglasses Brands in 2026: Choose by UV Protection, Fit, and Daily Use
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Best Men’s Sunglasses Brands in 2026: Choose by UV Protection, Fit, and Daily Use
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Seven days of intensive meditation rewired brains and blood chemistry — without drugs

Researchers at the University of California San Diego report that a seven-day residential meditation retreat — about 33 hours of…

April 7, 2026 admin
Nutrition

Should You Follow NutritionFacts.org’s Daily Dozen? Practical start points, progression, and check signals

NutritionFacts.org is a nonprofit, ad-free platform that translates peer-reviewed nutrition research into practical tools centered on whole plant foods. This…

April 7, 2026 admin
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Recent rat studies mapped an lPBN astrocyte “fullness” switch via glutamate — next checkpoints for translation

New experiments in rats show that activating astrocytes in the lateral parabrachial nucleus (lPBN) sharply reduces food intake through glutamate…

April 7, 2026 admin
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Should FTL1 be targeted to restore memory? What UCSF’s mouse study shows

Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco found that raising the protein ferritin light chain 1 (FTL1) in mouse…

April 5, 2026 admin
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Even monthly binge drinking triples advanced liver scarring risk in people with MASLD, Keck Medicine analysis finds

New analysis from Keck Medicine of USC shows that episodic heavy drinking—at least one session per month of ≥4 drinks…

April 4, 2026 admin
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Oral semaglutide vs orforglipron: what ORION’s indirect comparison tells clinicians and patients now

The ORION analysis from Novo Nordisk used population-adjusted indirect comparison methods to contrast oral semaglutide 25 mg tablets with Eli…

April 3, 2026 admin
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OTOF gene therapy restored hearing after one inner‑ear injection in a 10‑patient trial — who it helps and what comes next

A single inner‑ear injection of AAV‑mediated gene therapy that replaces the defective OTOF gene restored measurable hearing in all ten…

April 3, 2026 admin
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CK1 inhibitors protect human cone photoreceptors in a 2,700‑compound organoid screen — safety and delivery are the next hurdles

A large-scale screen using 20,000 human retinal organoids with GFP-labeled cones found that inhibiting casein kinase 1 (CK1) consistently protected…

April 2, 2026 admin
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French fries vs. other potatoes: Harvard finds fries raise diabetes and blood‑pressure risk; whole grains cut risk

Harvard-led analyses separate French fries from other potato preparations: three servings a week of fries were tied to higher type…

April 2, 2026 admin
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DFNZ: NIH’s nitazene‑derived opioid produced two‑hour pain relief in rodents without respiratory depression

NIH scientists report a novel opioid, DFNZ, that in rodents produced sustained pain relief for over two hours while, unusually…

April 2, 2026 admin
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Whole-genome sequencing finds a reproducible microbial fingerprint unique to colorectal cancer

Whole‑genome sequencing (WGS) of more than 9,000 cancer patients has revealed that colorectal tumors—alone among common tumor types—consistently host a…

April 2, 2026 admin
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Solriamfetol delivers measurable wakefulness gains for early‑morning shift workers with shift work disorder

Clinical trial data show solriamfetol can modestly but reliably increase wakefulness in people with shift work disorder who start work…

April 1, 2026 admin

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