Cognitive Reserve Stuns Alzheimer’s Playbook

Some brains can carry early Alzheimer's damage and still keep working almost like nothing happened.Quick TakeA new study found people with younger-looking brains handled...

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Common supplement could help fight skin disease

A vitamin found in nearly every multivitamin aisle just showed real promise against a disease that affects millions of American skin.Story SnapshotScientists in China found that pantethine, a form of vitamin B5, calmed the...

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Diabetes Breakthrough Hiding in Muscle

Scientists have found a protein building up inside muscle cells that may help explain why type 2 diabetes takes hold in the first place.Quick...
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Public Shaming Targets Wheelchair Users

A wheelchair, cane, or rollator should work like a pair of glasses. Nobody questions why someone wears glasses. Yet people who use mobility aids...
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Brain Fog? Check the Fridge

Your afternoon slump after lunch is not laziness. It is your brain running on the exact fuel you just fed it. Quick Take TED-Ed's 2016 lesson...
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Perimenopause Cure: Wellness Push Or Sales Pitch?

A four-part supplement protocol for perimenopause now has exact numbers attached to it: 5 grams of creatine, 2 grams of taurine, 1,500 milligrams of...
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Counting Calories? Why It Can Be Harmful

A Tufts nutrition dean says counting calories might be the worst habit in your diet, not the best one.Quick TakeDariush Mozaffarian, former dean of...