Author: Omkar Sai Niranjan Turlapati
How the Uterus Senses Force During Labor: New Insights
A new study published in Science reveals how the uterus senses force during labor, uncovering.
Fat-Free Mass and Brain Outcomes in Preterm Babies
Early Fat-Free Mass May Hold the Key to Cognitive Health A new study published in.
How Hormones Shape Dopamine-Driven Learning
NYU Study on Hormones and Cognitive Function A new study published in Nature Neuroscience reveals.
Protein Pair Guides Chromosome Alignment in Mitosis
Key Points A joint research team from the University of Osaka and MIT discovered how.
Ultra-Processed Foods in Mediterranean Youth: Risks
The Mediterranean region is widely recognized for its traditional dietary pattern associated with heart health,.
Intensive mind-body retreat rapidly alters brain function
An intensive mind-body retreat combining meditation, guided awareness, emotional reframing, and group healing practices may.
Longevity Gene May Extend Lifespan Without Strict Diets
The search for safe and realistic ways to support healthy aging continues to grow among.
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Help Reduce PFAS Levels
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continue to pose widespread public health challenges due to their.
Citrus and Grape Compounds Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
A new clinical trial highlights the promising blood sugar and lipid benefits of a chromium-flavonoid.
Personalized Pain Care Transforms Parkinson’s Treatment
New UniSA research underscores the urgent need for tailored, multidisciplinary pain management for Australians living.