
REM and Deep Sleep, Not Total Hours, Linked to Lower Risk of 83 Diseases
A study of more than 95,000 people finds sleep architecture — especially dream sleep — predicts risk across dozens of conditions, from dementia to diabetes.

A study of more than 95,000 people finds sleep architecture — especially dream sleep — predicts risk across dozens of conditions, from dementia to diabetes.

The Australian chief marketing officer behind Blueprint says her grueling regimen is aimed at the half of the population medicine has long overlooked.

Genicular artery embolization, stem cell injections and GLP-1 drugs offer a new middle ground, but evidence and coverage vary widely

Alternative response programs have spread since George Floyd's murder, redirecting nonviolent crisis calls from police to clinicians, EMTs and peers.

New animal studies show regenerated brain tissue, rebuilt blood vessels and calmer inflammation — but human trials remain years away.

Observational research links heavy intake of widely used additives to cardiovascular risk, though researchers caution causation is unproven.

Research links bilingualism to greater cognitive reserve and later dementia symptoms, but scientists caution the evidence is far from a guarantee.

Chemical traces and worn grooves in prehistoric teeth suggest humans chewed psychoactive areca nuts long before farming — a habit that persists today, at a cost.

Wildcat native to sub-Saharan Africa found in cramped chain-link enclosure behind Marrero home; transferred to animal welfare officials.

Ning Xu’s super-resolution film of abnormal airway cilia in a child with primary ciliary dyskinesia topped 346 entries from 40 countries.