New Intermittent Fasting Program Shown to Suppress Cancer and Metabolic Disease in Mice and Humans
This new research has outlined yet another benefit to intermittent fasting—that may arise from the time you eat, rather than what you eat.
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Watch the World's First AI Robot Capable of Writing Its Own Music Collaborating Alongside Humans
Shimon is an AI robot capable of writing its own music, from jazz to rap—and it could signify a fascinating new era for musical collaboration.
New Contact Lenses May Soon Allow Diabetics to Monitor Glucose Levels With Just the Blinks of Their Eyes
Not only can the smart contact lenses monitor glucose levels, they can also release medication directly into the membrane of the eye.
New Alzheimer's Nasal Spray Shown to Reduce Proteins Which Cause the Disease in Mice
Kyoto University researchers said the vaccine for Alzheimer's was effective and was also shown to have zero side effects observed in the mice.
Video Gamers Join the Race to Produce COVID-19 Drugs With Innovative Citizen-Science Project
If you want to do something productive while self-isolating, scientists want people to play a video game that could help them find a COVID cure.
Taking Hot Baths Every Day is Linked to Lower Risk of Stroke or Heart Disease
Similarly to how sauna bathing has been linked to some surprising health benefits, this new study says that regularly taking hot baths is good for you too.
For First Time in History, AI Learns to Translate Silent Human Brain Activity into Text for Locked-In Syndrome Patients
In a landmark technological achievement, scientist has developed an AI system that can translate the thoughts of paralyzed patients into words.
Stressed? This Study Says You Simply Need a 20-Minute 'Nature Pill'
This first-of-its-kind study zeroed in on the optimal amount of time the average person could spend in contact with nature in order to enjoy its benefits.
'Landmark' Study Lays Road Map for Exactly How We Can Restore Oceans to Former Glory in Just One Generation
This international science team has identified exactly how the world can work together to heal our disrupted oceans in as little as two to three decades.
Anxious About Hosting for the Holidays? Survey Offers Proven Tactics for Impressing Your Guests
If you're nervous about having people over for the holidays, this survey of 2,000 Americans shows exactly what you can do to prepare.
Cannabis Oil 'Significantly' Improves the Symptoms of Crohn's Disease in Small, First-of-its-Kind Study
The groundbreaking study contradicts previous medical assumptions of treating Crohn's disease - and it could be hugely beneficial for sufferers.
Study Shows Patients Will Recover More Quickly When the Doctor Uses Different Words
This new study shows just how helpful an encouraging doctor can be for your recovery and health.
Growing Up Surrounded by Books Could Have Powerful, Lasting Effect on the Mind
This new study shows that teens who grew up around books had a lot of the same mental capabilities as university students who weren't exposed to books.
Study to Test Cannabis in Head-to-Head Trial with Fentanyl to Find Alternative for Severe Pain
As a means of addressing the opioid crisis, this clinical trial will be the first to compare cannabinoids to fentanyl for breakthrough pain relief.
Stressed-Out Americans Only Get 43 Minutes of 'Me Time' Per Day, But Solution May Lie in Their Backyards
If you want to get more healthy relaxation time, this new survey says that you should start going out into your backyard.
New Study Proves That People Can Train Themselves to Be More Focused By Manipulating a Brain Wave
This is the first time that this cause-and-effect relationship has been seen, and it suggests that we may be eventually able to improve our attention spans.
'The Next Frontier in Cell Therapy' to Treat Crohn's Disease in Upcoming Clinical Trials
UK researchers have developed a treatment that uses a patient's own cells to treat their Crohn's disease - and clinical trials will begin within 6 months.
Training for Your First Marathon 'Reverses' Aging of Major Blood Vessels on Par With Medication
This new research shows that training for a marathon can reverse the aging of your blood vessels as effectively as medication - no matter your age.
Ultrasound Imaging Finally Gets an Upgrade As Scientists Improve the Quality by 10x
According to the researchers, this is the first time that ultrasound technology has been improved in more than sixty years.
You Butter Believe It: Cornell Researchers Make New, Healthy Spread Made Almost Entirely of Water
Scientists have discovered a new method for making a healthier food spread that tastes like butter—except it is made almost entirely from water.
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