1998 articles in this topic
Cells actively remodel their protein factories as we age, potentially triggering disease—but this process could be targeted to slow aging.
Small pilot study tests whether acarbose, a diabetes medication, can slow aging processes in healthy older adults through microbiome changes.
New research reveals behavioral interventions may help some aspects of oral hygiene in periodontal disease patients, but evidence remains uncertain.
New research protocol examines whether anabolic drugs can improve rehabilitation outcomes after hip fractures in elderly patients.
Expert panel creates evidence-based recommendations for UTI diagnosis, reducing unnecessary antibiotics and improving patient care.
Large study reveals significant disparities in colorectal cancer screening participation and completion among intellectually disabled populations.
New brain imaging technology shows 90% accuracy in detecting THC impairment, far outperforming traditional roadside tests.
Large study finds certain assisted delivery methods linked to higher rates of neurodevelopmental conditions in children.
Major study reveals persistent male mortality disadvantage across all causes of death, suggesting biological factors drive longevity gap.
Falls causing brain injuries significantly increase dementia-related mortality risk, especially with severe injuries.
Long-term study reveals that people who rejoin structured weight loss programs maintain better results over time, even with reduced initial effectiveness.
Scientists engineered a virus that activates T-cells with three targets instead of two, dramatically improving cancer treatment in mice.
