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WEB5 days ago · Science, longevity, education, food, reviews and more. In the music industry, drummers have often been the unsung heroes, providing the heartbeat that drives every song forward. Yet, for true music aficionados, these rhythm masters are far more than mere timekeepers—they’re virtuosos whose artistry can elevate a good song to greatness.
What is long COVID? Here's how doctors actually define it - Study …
WEB13 hours ago · Knowledge in medicine is advanced through research and experience – the so-called “evidence-based” information which has become not just a descriptor but a catchphrase. From my viewpoint, medicine has always been, to a degree, evidence-based – what works, what doesn’t work. To share and use information, whatever its means of collection, health professionals, including researchers ...
Protein discovery could add 7 years to human lifespan — and …
WEBAug 12, 2024 · In a major study, the researchers successfully extended both lifespan and healthspan in mice by targeting specific cells in their bodies. This exciting development brings us closer to the dream of not just adding years to life, but life to years. The study, published in Cell Metabolism, focuses on cells that highly express a protein called p21.
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WEBStudyFinds Founding Story. StudyFinds was created at the end of 2016 when founder Steve Fink realized there was no hub for studies focused on the average reader. A longtime journalist, Murrow Award-winning managing editor, and progressive content development executive across his 20 years with CBS Local Digital Media, CBS Television Stations, and CBS News, Steve found himself always fascinated ...
COVID-19’s hidden impact: Teen brains aged years in just months
WEB5 days ago · SEATTLE — In the quiet bedrooms and virtual classrooms of the pandemic era, a hidden transformation was taking place. As teens navigated a world suddenly bereft of hallway chatter and after-school hangouts, their brains were undergoing a startling metamorphosis. Researchers from the University of Washington confirm that …
Are bright cities ruining brains? Light pollution linked to …
WEB2 days ago · Researchers in Chicago say areas with higher levels of nighttime light pollution may have a link to a higher prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease. A team from Rush University Medical Center uncovered a provocative relationship between our artificially lit nights and the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia.
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Doctors may have found the best way to keep lung cancer …
WEB6 days ago · Immunotherapy, a treatment that helps the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells, has shown promising results in various types of cancer, including lung cancer. The researchers compared two groups of patients: one that received immunotherapy only before surgery, and another that received it both before and after.
Don't you forget about me: Scientists figure out why music makes ...
WEBFeb 12, 2024 · LOS ANGELES — A recent study that’s “worth remembering” is helping unravel the complex relationship between the formation of memories, emotion, and music. Study authors from UCLA explain that emotions evoked by listening to music promote the formation of separate and long-lasting memories. Our memories of …
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