Evidence-based longevity, health, and sports science — distilled from peer-reviewed studies.
Korean women cancer survivors had a 22% higher prevalence of metabolic syndrome than non-cancer women, linked to diet and activity.
A survey of 226 residents in a South African informal settlement found positive attitudes but a belief that waste management is the municipality's job.
A 15-year study found that perineal support and lateral episiotomy reduced severe birth tears from 4.9% to 1.9%.
A 58-year-old man with trigger finger reported complete symptom resolution after four electroacupuncture treatments.
A survey of 454 adults found that a newer theory explains 80% of plant-based food intentions, with obligation and attitude as key factors.
This review explores tetrahedral framework nucleic acids as a potential tool for wound healing, but human evidence is not established.
A review finds headache affects 50-60% of MS patients, often as an early symptom, with a female predilection.
An observational study found increased Xist RNA in lung cells of male PAH patients, linked to cell proliferation.
Researchers identified three genes in a medicinal mushroom that increase production of pachymic acid, a compound with potential therapeutic uses.
In mice, betaine reduced certain fibrosis-related markers, but the study does not show effects in humans.
When partners disagree on pain severity, the person with fibromyalgia may have more depression symptoms.
Study finds MRG15 protein worsens sepsis-related liver injury by promoting PCSK9 synthesis and secretion in human cells and mice.
