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Gut Bacteria Use Bile Chemistry to Displace Antibiotic-Resistant Enterococci
A bacterial partnership changes bile chemistry to suppress resistant gut microbes, pointing toward new infection-prevention strategies.
Hidden immune cells found attacking deadly small cell lung cancer
WEHI researchers found gamma delta T cells that can destroy small cell lung cancer, even when tumors hide from standard immune cells, and existing drugs may boost them.
Glucagon Boosts Calorie Burning in Obese Mice Through Liver Signaling
A mouse study links glucagon's obesity-specific calorie-burning effect to liver signaling, offering clues for future weight-loss drugs.
Tau Marker Linked to Alzheimer's Appears Across Several Brain Diseases
A tissue study finds pT217 across several tau-related brain diseases, supporting a research tool—not new conclusions about blood test accuracy.
Nicotinamide Riboside Improves Skin Flap Survival in Rats
NR protected skin flaps in rats and boosted cellular recycling, pointing to a possible tissue repair application—not proven benefits in humans.
More Surgeries Track With Poorer Knee Function in Retired Women Soccer Players
A survey of 560 retired elite women soccer players links more surgeries with poorer knee function, highlighting joint health after competition.
GLP-1 Nutrition Review Prioritizes Protein and Strength Training to Protect Lean Mass
A nutrition review outlines protein targets, resistance training, and nutrient monitoring to support healthier weight loss with GLP-1 drugs.
Why Harmful Antibodies Can Persist After Autoimmune Treatment
Long-lived plasma cells may sustain autoimmune disease despite treatment. A review weighs emerging therapies against major evidence gaps.
Scientists Map 13,403 KCNQ1 Variants to Clarify Inherited Heart Rhythm Risk
A large laboratory map links KCNQ1 gene changes to abnormal heart rhythms and could help clarify uncertain genetic test results.
Gut-Derived Butyrate Shows Promise for Brain Aging, but Human Evidence Lags
Gut bacteria turn fiber into butyrate, which may influence brain aging. A new review explores the mechanisms—and the gaps in human evidence.
Aging Arteries May Fuel Heart Disease Beyond Cholesterol
A review links aging artery cells, chronic inflammation, and altered gene regulation to plaque buildup—and explores experimental treatments.
Review Questions Device Safety for Facial Volume Loss After GLP-1 Treatment
Facial tightening devices may affect already depleted fat after GLP-1 weight loss, but direct safety evidence remains limited.
Sleep Breathing Problems May Mask Leg Movements Linked to Poorer Rest
A study of 481,857 adults links nighttime limb movements to poorer sleep and health conditions—and suggests breathing problems may obscure them.
Plant Sterols Fail to Lower LDL in a Small Trial of Adults With Obesity
A small randomized trial found 2 grams of plant sterols daily did not improve LDL cholesterol or other metabolic measures versus placebo.
Weight Loss Can Improve Sleep Apnea but May Not Replace Breathing Therapy
A new review explains how weight loss, tirzepatide, and breathing devices can work together to treat obesity-related sleep apnea.
Immune Changes May Drive Ovarian Aging and Reveal New Treatment Targets
A review links ovarian aging to inflammation and immune dysfunction, highlighting experimental treatments—not proven ways to extend fertility.
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