Vaping frequency linked to declining lung function in young adults
Long term vaping in young people may induce persistent changes in lung function, suggest preliminary findings published online in the journal Tobacco Control.
The way food feels in your mouth could change how much you eat
A scientific review examines how food texture and mouthfeel interact with oral sensory receptors, saliva, and brain pathways to influence food preferences, eating speed, appetite, and fullness. The authors suggest…
Exercise benefits mental health, so why is the genetic evidence so mixed?
A systematic review of 61 Mendelian randomization studies found limited and inconsistent genetic evidence that general physical activity causally improves mental health or cognitive outcomes; 30 studies reported only null…
‘Forever chemicals’ linked to slightly lower muscle mass in middle-aged women
A study of 551 middle-aged women found that higher blood concentrations of certain PFAS chemicals were associated with slightly lower muscle mass, particularly when researchers examined multiple chemicals together. However,…
Ice massage, massage guns or rest? Runners tried three ways to recover
In a randomized trial of 80 recreational runners, repeated ice massage, percussive massage, and combined treatment improved reactive strength, reduced muscle soreness, and produced greater reductions in calf and Achilles…
Exercise benefits people with chronic disease, but does the type matter?
A meta-analysis of 48 studies found that physical activity improved several chronic disease-related health indicators, particularly blood pressure, heart rate, and cardiorespiratory fitness, with significant benefits among people with hypertension…
Replacement PFAS chemical still harms developing zebrafish embryos
Publishing in the Journal of Hazardous Materials Advances, researchers from Kyushu University used zebrafish embryos to study the health effects of the PFAS called PFBS (Perfluorobutanesulfonic acid), a substitute PFAS…
Researchers identify previously unknown cause of fatal newborn brain disorder
Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center (KFSHRC) identify a previously unknown cause of a fatal newborn brain disorder,…
Drug ads can subtly sway AI medical treatment recommendations
As people increasingly turn to artificial intelligence (AI) for health information, a new study by researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai raises questions about what happens…
Thalamic responsive neurostimulation reduces seizures by over 80% in pediatric patients
Over the past two years, a Children's Hospital Los Angeles team has treated 10 children with thalamic responsive neurostimulation (RNS), a groundbreaking therapy for generalized epilepsy as well as Lennox…
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