A new phase in the BLV–breast cancer story: stronger associations, big gaps, and the longitudinal test ahead
Over the past decade a cluster of case-control studies has more frequently found bovine leukemia virus (BLV) DNA in breast…
Travel can support healthier aging — but only when trips are active, restorative, social and safe
Recent work suggests travel is not a magic bullet for slowing biological aging; instead, trips can support healthier aging when…
Takeda’s TAK-881 matches HYQVIA’s IgG exposure (99.67%) while cutting infusion volume roughly in half
Takeda reported that its Phase 2/3 trial TAK-881-3001 showed TAK-881 produced essentially the same immunoglobulin G (IgG) exposure as HYQVIA—a…
Kindai University study: Oral arginine lowered amyloid‑β and neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s fly and mouse models
Researchers at Kindai University report that oral arginine markedly reduced amyloid‑β aggregation, plaque deposition and neuroinflammatory signals in two animal…
MIT study: NDMA causes far more liver DNA damage in juveniles — and adults can lose their advantage
MIT researchers found that short-term exposure to the contaminant N‑Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) produces far more DNA breaks and liver tumors in…
Can You Keep Potatoes in a Blood‑Sugar Plan? Cool, Portion, Pair — and When to Stop
You don’t have to ban potatoes to manage blood sugar, but you do need a clear trade-off: use cooling, portion…
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…
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…