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Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.

Researchers explore an unexpected path to support brain health in early Alzheimer’s disease.

A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.

Real-time spinal monitoring reveals how the nervous system helps regulate bladder function.

Potato prep affects diabetes risk, but the high glycemic index remains.

Eighth graders are among the top users of the unregulated ‘party drug.’

Recent findings link frequent use of beauty products to increased asthma risk, possibly due to hormone-disrupting chemicals.

A recent study links poor sugar processing in the brain to memory loss–but fasting and certain treatments may offer protection.

Fermentation boosts stevia’s ability to target cancer cells while leaving healthy ones unharmed.

For those with treatment-resistant PTSD, a brain-body approach is showing promise.

The idea was mooted during a Town Hall discussion on how to improve the City of Melbourne.

Changes in oral bacteria may help older adults get more heart health benefits from nitrate-rich foods.

Once considered safe, the common anesthetic is now linked to a rise in fatal poisonings across outpatient and home settings.

Co-founder Adam Gilmore said a successful lift off was already a milestone.

Common medications may make it easier for harmful bacteria to take hold, especially in older or vulnerable patients.

A recent real-world study tracked vision outcomes before and after patients began tirzepatide treatment.

Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.

Researchers explore an unexpected path to support brain health in early Alzheimer’s disease.

A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.

Real-time spinal monitoring reveals how the nervous system helps regulate bladder function.

Potato prep affects diabetes risk, but the high glycemic index remains.

Eighth graders are among the top users of the unregulated ‘party drug.’

Recent findings link frequent use of beauty products to increased asthma risk, possibly due to hormone-disrupting chemicals.

A recent study links poor sugar processing in the brain to memory loss–but fasting and certain treatments may offer protection.

Fermentation boosts stevia’s ability to target cancer cells while leaving healthy ones unharmed.

For those with treatment-resistant PTSD, a brain-body approach is showing promise.

The idea was mooted during a Town Hall discussion on how to improve the City of Melbourne.

Changes in oral bacteria may help older adults get more heart health benefits from nitrate-rich foods.

Once considered safe, the common anesthetic is now linked to a rise in fatal poisonings across outpatient and home settings.

Co-founder Adam Gilmore said a successful lift off was already a milestone.

Common medications may make it easier for harmful bacteria to take hold, especially in older or vulnerable patients.

A recent real-world study tracked vision outcomes before and after patients began tirzepatide treatment.