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Experimental lung disease drug may slow aging in record time

Six independent protein-based “aging clocks” all moved younger after 12 weeks on an AI-designed lung drug — in real patients.Story HighlightsInsilico Medicine reported rentosertib...

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Why Your Knees Hurt Walking Down Stairs

Your knees do not hate stairs—your quads just are not ready for the job yet.Story SnapshotStair descent loads the front of the knee and demands strong, steady quads.A simple progression builds strength first, then...

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Biological Breakthrough Against PFAS Infiltration

The important point is not that a microbe has magically solved PFAS cleanup; it is that University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers have now shown a...
Bar Soap vs. Liquid Soap | Which Is Better for Your Skin & the Planet?

Dermatologist Drops Soap Twist

The bar of soap sitting on your bathroom sink is chemically closer to an oven cleaner than the liquid body wash next to it,...
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Dementia: The Double-Edged Cost of Keeping Quiet

Millions of families keep a dementia diagnosis secret, and the silence is doing real damage.Quick TakeNearly 4 in 10 older Americans with a documented...
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Breakthrough Gel Rebuilds Stroke-Damaged Brains

Duke University engineers have built an injectable gel that helps the brain heal itself after a stroke, even when given more than a full...
Mayo Clinic Minute - New approaches bring progress in treating multiple myeloma

Cancer Death Sentence? Mayo Says Not Anymore

Doctors at Mayo Clinic say a once-fatal blood cancer is now something many patients can live with for years, not months.Quick TakeMayo Clinic doctors...