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Recent research shows how caffeine activates cellular pathways similar to those triggered by exercise and calorie restriction, potentially slowing aging.

A new study suggests how a baby is delivered may subtly influence immune development and long-term health.

Vitamin C may help rejuvenate aging skin by switching on dormant genes involved in cell renewal, research shows.

ADHD medication is linked to lower risks of self-harm, traffic accidents, and criminal behavior, research shows.

Australia’s TGA has announced new rules around the sales of products containing B6.

An animal rights group believes the decision to kill 1000 koalas in the wake of a bushfire could not have been authorised under existing laws.

Junk food may rewrite your brain’s hunger controls, study of 30,000 people finds.

RIKEN Centre for Emergent Matter Science invents plastic that disintegrates in saltwater and fertilises oceans

Boys and black children were most affected, according to recent research of nearly 1,100 children.

Researchers identify a processed food chemical that crosses into the brain and triggers high blood pressure by activating the nervous system.

From seafood and supplements to ultra-processed foods, hidden toxins may be quietly accumulating in your brain.

New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.

New research has shown an upward trend in rat lungworm disease in pets in Australia between 2010 and 2024.

New findings could inform future probiotics and early-life interventions to strengthen infant immune health.

Researchers found that vitamin D supplements helped preserve telomere length—a marker of aging—but experts say lifestyle and context matter more.

Recent research shows how caffeine activates cellular pathways similar to those triggered by exercise and calorie restriction, potentially slowing aging.

A new study suggests how a baby is delivered may subtly influence immune development and long-term health.

Vitamin C may help rejuvenate aging skin by switching on dormant genes involved in cell renewal, research shows.

ADHD medication is linked to lower risks of self-harm, traffic accidents, and criminal behavior, research shows.

Australia’s TGA has announced new rules around the sales of products containing B6.

An animal rights group believes the decision to kill 1000 koalas in the wake of a bushfire could not have been authorised under existing laws.

Junk food may rewrite your brain’s hunger controls, study of 30,000 people finds.

RIKEN Centre for Emergent Matter Science invents plastic that disintegrates in saltwater and fertilises oceans

Boys and black children were most affected, according to recent research of nearly 1,100 children.

Researchers identify a processed food chemical that crosses into the brain and triggers high blood pressure by activating the nervous system.

From seafood and supplements to ultra-processed foods, hidden toxins may be quietly accumulating in your brain.

New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.

New research has shown an upward trend in rat lungworm disease in pets in Australia between 2010 and 2024.

New findings could inform future probiotics and early-life interventions to strengthen infant immune health.

Researchers found that vitamin D supplements helped preserve telomere length—a marker of aging—but experts say lifestyle and context matter more.