News Scientists start to unravel how the brain forgetsAxios - Alison Snyder We are desperate to fight forgetting — it scares us, it annoys us, and it can cost us. Yet there are also memories we want to forget. Why it matters: …
Workouts 6 Explosive Moves to Light Up Your Core and Scorch Your Lower BodyBicycling - Sara LindbergDon’t have time to dedicate an entire workout to legs or abs? This circuit has you covered. When given a choice between leg day and abs day, which one do you choose? Well, you need strength and stability
Osteoarthritis Why Knee Pain Could Be a Thing of the PastU.S. News & World Report - David C. Flanigan, M.D. As we age, we're more prone to experience joint pain, but knee aches and pains might be the result of a bigger culprit: osteoarthritis. As the most …
Health Readily Available Joint Supplement Might Have an Unexpected Benefit For Heart HealthScienceAlert - MIKE MCRAE Most people take the supplement glucosamine to ease the discomfort of aching joints. While contention remains over the substance's alleged benefits …
Cancer The simple injection that could 'cure' cancer: Australian doctor claims pioneering new treatment could eliminate blood cancerdailymail.co.uk - Brett Lackey An Australian doctor and his team have been quietly working away on a revolutionary treatment they believe could eventually be a cure for cancer. Dr …
Anesthesia Israeli study links autism to general anesthesia in C-sectionstimesofisrael.com - By TOI staff An Israeli study released Tuesday has found that children born under general anesthesia during Cesarean section births may be at at higher risk of …
Science How Young Blood Rejuvenates an Old Animal’s Brainscientificamerican.com - Simon Makin Something in elderly blood is bad for brains. Plasma from old mice or humans worsens cognition and biological indicators of brain health, when …
Technology Is the brain parasite _Toxoplasma_ manipulating your behavior, or is your immune system to blame?theconversation.com - Bill Sullivan We’re not the same when we get sick. Whether it is sneezing when we get a cold, or ferociously biting people when we get rabies, germs change our …
Hips I'm a CrossFitter, and These Are the 13 Bodyweight Moves I Do For Strong, Lean LegsPOPSUGAR - Jenny SugarThe feel of a barbell in my hands is like no other, but while I love squatting, deadlifting, and snatching, lifting weights isn't the only way I strengthen my legs. I also love bodyweight leg moves because
Fibromyalgia Fibromyalgia: Is insulin resistance 'the missing link?'Medical News Today - By Maria Cohut Researchers have noticed that a drug that doctors commonly use to treat insulin resistance can also address the pain of fibromyalgia, which has …
Heart Failure 'A Viagra-like drug could reverse heart failure'Medical News Today - By Maria Cohut New research in sheep shows that a drug that doctors usually prescribe for the treatment of erectile dysfunction can also treat heart failure. In …
High Blood Pressure Four million Brits at risk of heart attack and stroke – but they don’t have a cluethesun.co.uk - Shaun Wooller FOUR million Brits are living with untreated high blood pressure - putting them at risk of heart attack and stroke, experts have warned. New shock …
Technology New Version of Blood Test Can Predict Heart Attacks, Strokes Years Before SymptomsHealthline - George Citroner Blood tests are widely used to help doctors diagnose heart attacks after a patient experiences symptoms. Now researchers recently found a more …
Glaucoma Cholesterol-lowering drugs tied to reduced glaucoma riskReuters - Lisa Rapaport(Reuters Health) - High cholesterol is associated with an increased risk of developing glaucoma, but a new study suggests taking statins to lower cholesterol helps to reduce this risk. Glaucoma is a group
Heart Attacks A Patient’s Guide to Coronary Artery DiseaseU.S. News & World Report - Elaine K. Howley Coronary artery disease is a major problem among Americans, affecting some 16.5 million adults, the Cleveland Clinic reports. The American Heart …
Cholesterol One-off injection may drastically reduce heart attack riskThe GuardianDoctors in the US have announced plans for a radical gene therapy that aims to drastically reduce the risk of heart attack, the world’s leading cause of death, with a one-off injection. The researchers
Writing Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff: bestselling authors and best friendssmh.com.au - Frances Atkinson “With Illuminae, the publishers took a considerable risk on us because we were doing something entirely unique,’’ says Kaufman. “The book required …
Vaccines Melbourne researchers develop vaccine for serious virus which mimics cold and flu9news.com.au - 9News While we often attribute its symptoms to the common cold A/Professor Andrew Ostor of Emeritus Research says many of us may be suffering a prevalent …
The Brain How scorpion venom is helping surgeons detect brain cancernewatlas.com - Rich Haridy A new imaging technique designed to help surgeons identify the location of malignant brain tumors during surgery is showing promising early clinical …
APIs twitter logodev.to - Nick Parsons This tutorial will explain how to build a chat application with Python, Django and React. Unlike other tutorials, I’m not using Python/Django for …
Health Scientists Working With Mice Just Discovered How Cells Can Stop The Spread of CancerScienceAlert - DAVID NIELD One of the biggest challenges in fighting cancer is stopping metastasis – preventing tumour cells from spreading through the body. Now scientists …
Depression Dual studies offer incredible insights into connection between depression and the gutnewatlas.com - Rich Haridy Two newly published studies build on a compelling growing body of evidence linking depression with mechanisms in our gut. A fascinating study led by …
Ovarian Cancer The 7 early warning signs of ovarian cancer – as 1 in 5 patients are diagnosed too late due to postcode lthesun.co.uk - Miranda Larbi, Digital Health & Fitness Reporter THOUSANDS of women are at risk of dying from ovarian cancer - because they're diagnosed too late. A postcode lottery means a fifth of patients are …
Science Sunscreen Chemicals Soak All the Way Into Your BloodstreamWIRED - Megan Molteni By now, you’ve probably been taught to gird your sun-starved skin for battle with cancer-causing cosmic rays every time you go outside. Choose a …
Mayo Clinic How to Stop a Cold Sore From Forminglivestrong.com - Christa Miller Cold sores are infectious clusters of fluid-filled lesions that are caused by the herpes simplex virus 1, according to the Mayo Clinic. If you've had …
Prostate The 15-minute prostate fix that can be done in a walk-in clinic... which means no more endless dashes to the loo!dailymail.co.uk - Barney Calman A British man has become the first patient in Europe to undergo ‘walk-in, walk-out’ prostate surgery – carried out while he was wide awake in an …
SkinThe 'miracle' serum perfect for all ages: How a natural $64 product is healing eczema and painful red skin conditions indailymail.co.uk - Laura House An all-natural Australian skincare brand is being praised by hundreds for its ability to clear up painful eczema flare ups in a matter of …
Play button3D Bioprinting Researchers make a breakthrough in bioprinting human organsslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun Bioengineers at Rice University have made a breakthrough in bioprinting of tissues. The team has been able to create entangled vascular networks that …
