AI Breakthrough Cuts Rare Disease Diagnosis Time from Years to Months
A new AI model, DeepGeneDx, reduces the rare disease diagnostic timeline from years to months with 95% accuracy. Learn how this breakthrough transforms medicine.
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12 Science-Backed Strategies for Proactive Self-Care and Stress Resilience
Discover 12 evidence-based strategies—from nature walks to gratitude—to reduce stress, boost mood, and improve cognitive function in 2025. Start your self-care journey today.
Lung Cancer Screening Fails: Why Current Guidelines Miss Up to 80% of Cases
The Deadly Gap: When Screening Guidelines Exclude the Majority Lung cancer remains the deadliest form of cancer in the United States, yet the primary screening tool designed to catch it early is failing to reach the majority of those affected. The restrictive criteria currently mandated for screening eligibility are creating a dangerous blind spot, leaving…
Dismissed as Stress: The Single Test That Revealed Stage 4 Stomach Cancer
When Exhaustion and Fullness Signal Something More For months, Carla Louro, a 51-year-old resident of Sayreville, New Jersey, knew something was fundamentally wrong. She was experiencing a constellation of symptoms that were debilitating: constant exhaustion, unexplained weight loss, and, most critically, early satiety—the medical term for feeling full after consuming only a few bites of…
Fat-Derived Hormone Identified as Key Driver of Exercise’s Immediate Mood Boost
Scientists identified Lactadherin, a hormone released by fat cells, as the molecular driver of the immediate antidepressant effects of exercise. Learn how it works in the brain.
Muscle Strength Linked to Slower Brain Aging, Offering New Insights into Cognitive Health
New research shows a strong correlation between muscle mass, strength, and slower biological brain aging. Learn the science behind myokines and practical resistance training tips for cognitive health.
When Is It Safe to End Isolation? How to Know If You’re Still Contagious After Illness
Learn how to determine if you are still contagious after illness using the 24-hour fever-free rule and specific COVID-19 and flu guidelines. Essential health advice.
The Hidden Discomfort: What the Inability to Burp Reveals About R-CPD
Learn about Retrograde Cricopharyngeus Dysfunction (R-CPD), or ‘No Burp Syndrome.’ We detail symptoms, diagnosis, and the effective Botox treatment.
The 5 Subtle Warning Signs of Stomach Cancer Often Mistaken for Indigestion
Learn the five subtle early warning signs of stomach cancer often mistaken for indigestion, including dull pain and early satiety. Know when to see a doctor.
Louisiana Leads Nation in Flu Activity as 2025 Season Ramps Up Early
Louisiana reports the highest flu activity nationwide as the 2025 season ramps up. Get expert advice on vaccination, prevention, and holiday precautions.
Melanoma Cluster Identified Across 15 Pennsylvania Counties by Penn State Researchers
Penn State Cancer Institute identifies a significant melanoma cluster across 15 PA counties. Learn the facts, risk factors, and public health actions being taken.
Pro-Inflammatory Diets Linked to Accelerated Brain Aging in Adults
New research links pro-inflammatory diets (high DII scores) to accelerated brain aging and structural damage in 20,000 adults. Learn which foods to avoid for neuroprotection.