Science That Could Help in Achieving Those Health-Related New Year’s Resolutionsby Rachel MuenzA roundup of recent research that might aid those who hope to eat better, exercise more, and generally improve their health in the new year
"Body on a Chip" Project Update: Video of Mini Hearts and Liversby Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
NewsProtecting Brain Cells with Cannabinolby Salk InstituteScientists identify cannabinol analogs with neuroprotective properties that could serve as promising future therapeutics
NewsInnovative Carbon Beads Help Restore Healthy Gut Microbiomeby University College LondonResults in animal models show restored gut health with positive impacts on liver, kidney, and brain function
NewsScientists Uncover a Missing Link between Poor Diet and Higher Cancer Riskby National University of SingaporeNew research finds that a chemical linked to poor diet or uncontrolled diabetes could increase cancer risk over time
NewsPeriostin Shows Promise to Help Fight a Common Form of Esophageal Cancerby ElsevierPeriostin may be a promising novel therapeutic target for treating esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, new study reports
NewsRNA Methylation Discovery Could Be Key to Treating Neurological Diseases, Cancerby Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of ChicagoResearchers have discovered a novel biological mechanism that could lead to new treatment breakthroughs
News‘Unheard of in Structural Biology’: New Enzyme Models Reveal Disease InsightsScientists create atomic-level structural models of enzymes associated with autoimmune and inflammatory diseases
NewsScientists Link Certain Gut Bacteria to Lower Heart Disease Riskby Broad Institute of MIT and HarvardStudy finds several species of cholesterol-metabolizing bacteria in people with lower cholesterol levels
NewsCommon Household Chemicals Pose New Threat to Brain Healthby Case Western Reserve UniversityResearch shows chemicals in countless household items harm specialized cells in the brain
NewsFiber, Genes, and the Gut Microbiome: Study Reveals Possible Triggers for IBSby Michigan Medicine - University of MichiganComplex interplay involving diet could explain why inflammatory bowel disease develops
NewsCranberries Provide Runners with an All-Natural Boost, according to New Researchby Concordia UniversitySpeed, blood lactate, and oxygen levels of competitive athletes all improve with daily extract consumption