Smelling Dark Chocolate May Reduce Hunger During Strength Training, Study Finds
A new Frontiers in Physiology study found that sniffing dark chocolate with high cocoa content reduced hunger, desire to eat,…
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Perinatal exposure to diethylhexyl phthalate (DEHP), a plasticizer found in medical devices and consumer products, produced persistent anxiety-like behaviors in…
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Violent Behaviour in Rutgers Study
Rutgers University researchers found an association between GLP-1 receptor agonists (Ozempic, Wegovy) and weakened impulsivity-violence links in observational analysis. The…
Parental Phone Distraction Linked to Insecure Attachment in Teenagers, New Research Shows
New research on digital mental health documents that teenagers whose parents are frequently distracted by mobile devices show increased rates…
Nearly half of Americans now cost-insecure for healthcare, hitting 5-year low
A new West Health-Gallup Center survey finds that just 49% of Americans can consistently afford healthcare and medications—the lowest level…
Life-threatening skin infection: what clinicians need to know about necrotising fasciitis
Necrotising fasciitis, a rapidly progressive soft tissue infection, kills approximately 25% of patients despite aggressive treatment. Early surgical debridement combined…
Can Humans Grow a Third Set of Adult Teeth? What the Evidence Actually Shows
Humans naturally develop only two sets of teeth—primary and permanent—due to genetic programming. While supernumerary teeth occasionally occur, they represent…
Ebola Recoveries Offer Clinical and Public Health Insights Amid DRC Outbreak
Documented recoveries from Ebola virus disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo outbreak provide critical clinical and epidemiological evidence that…
Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation Restores Walking in Parkinson’s Disease: Nature Medicine Study
A new study in Nature Medicine demonstrates that deep brain stimulation devices using real-time neural decoding algorithms can significantly improve…