Biology

Glutathione: The Antioxidant That May Fuel Cancer Growth For decades, glutathione has been lauded as a “master antioxidant,” a vital component of cellular health. However, recent research from the Wilmot …

Methyladaptogens: How Diet and Lifestyle Can Influence Cellular Aging Emerging research suggests that certain natural compounds found in common herbs and foods, particularly those within the Mediterranean diet, may play …

Brain-Clearing Cells Offer New Hope for Alzheimer’s Treatment Alzheimer’s disease remains one of the most significant challenges in modern medicine. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 55 million …

Strep Throat and Autoimmune Disease: A Potential Link For most people, strep throat is a temporary infection easily treated with antibiotics. However, emerging research suggests that, in rare cases, this …

Vietnam and Brazil Strengthen Strategic Partnership with Focus on Agriculture and Logistics Hanoi and Brasilia are deepening economic ties, with a particular emphasis on agricultural trade, energy cooperation, and the …

In 2000, Douglas Hanahan (Seattle, USA, 74 years old) published with Robert Weinberg The Hallmarks of Cancer (The hallmarks of cancer), one of the most influential articles in the history …

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The Art of Healthy Stress “We have become the first species that considers comfort a biological condition,” says neuroendocrinologist Ascanio Polimeni. But the body is made to fluctuate, not to …

Why You Regain Weight After Dieting: It’s Not Your Fault Table of Contents Why You Regain Weight After Dieting: It’s Not Your Fault The Biology of Weight Regain Weight Gain …

World’s Largest Coral Colony Discovered in Solomon Islands In the warm blue waters of the Solomon islands, a chain of islands in the South Pacific, lies one of the world’s …