Press Releases
In a Large US Study Beer and Liquor Show more Oral Bacteria Links than Wine
Researchers evaluated associations between commonly consumed beverages and the oral microbiome. The analysis pooled data...
Researchers Explored both Sides of Emotional Eating that Happy Feelings Trigger Eating Too
Researchers examined associations between positive and negative emotional eating, food cravings, and recent weight loss,...
To Future Disease Risk Scientists Studied One Million Immune Cells and Found Clues
A recent study published presents a single-cell atlas of human neutrophils (SCAHN), offering new insights...
After taking Pine Bark Extract Women with Low Bone Density Reported Less Pain
A recent study evaluated the effects of Pycnogenol® supplementation on quality of life, pain, vitality,...
In 4 Independent Cohorts a Metabolomic Signature of the Mediterranean Diet Predicts Mortality
Researchers evaluated whether a 67-metabolite plasma signature of Mediterranean diet (MedDiet) adherence is associated with...
About Rare Diseases a Study of 62.5 Million People Reveals what Broad Ethnic Labels Miss
Researchers estimated the prevalence of 406 clinically curated rare diseases across ethnic groups in England...
Brown Fat to Heart and Mental Health Links with AI Study of 101,000 Patients
Researchers used artificial intelligence (AI) and large clinical datasets to systematically map the clinical phenotypes...
To Explain Microplastic Harm Scientists Discover Water-Triggered Reactions
A recent study published demonstrated that commodity microplastics exhibit intrinsic physicochemical activity in water. At...
In a Norwegian Study Coffee Drinkers had Fewer Repeat Blood Clots
A group of researchers in Norway investigated the association between daily coffee consumption and the...
About Long COVID a Simple Handgrip Test Offers New Clues
Handgrip strength may serve as a potential measure of muscle function and provide limited insights...