Synthetic melanin applied to inflamed skin – Northwestern University A groundbreaking discovery has been made by scientists at Northwestern University. They have developed a unique skin cream known as ‘super melanin’, which has the remarkable ability to continuously heal sun damage and chemical burns. This synthetic melanin cream, inspired by the natural melanin found in …
When Oprah gets involved, you know we’ve hit peak menopause, says Bardwell. Not all influencers talking about menopause are qualified to discuss topics like health, diet, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), or supplements. Bardwell warns that the content they share can be confusing or even harmful. Unfortunately, the public often blindly trusts them simply because of …
Mpox, a virus that is impacting the LGBTQ+ community, continues to be a concern in California. Recent data from the state’s public health department shows an increase in mpox cases, signaling that the virus is still a threat. Additionally, research from the University of Edinburgh suggests that the virus is evolving, potentially making it more …
When it comes to superfoods for a healthy lifestyle, canned goods aren’t typically the first thing that comes to mind. However, one expert suggests that there’s a shelf-stable supermarket staple that should be a crucial part of everyone’s well-balanced diet – and most people aren’t getting enough of it. Fatty fish in cans, such as …
Scientists have made a significant discovery in the battle against super gonorrhea. In a recent large-scale clinical trial, the experimental drug zoliflodacin proved to be just as effective as other frontline antibiotics in treating this stubborn bacterial infection. These findings pave the way for zoliflodacin to become an essential tool in the ongoing fight against …
Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman is a strong advocate for exposing oneself to daily sunlight, frequently discussing its benefits on his popular podcast. Sunlight exposure plays a crucial role in maintaining the body’s circadian rhythm, according to experts. Spending an hour outdoors in the sunlight is ideal, but a minimum of 30 minutes is recommended. Each …
Is it time to challenge common beliefs? The ongoing debate about “good versus bad carbs” has long plagued consumers. However, new research published in Frontiers in Nutrition sheds light on the carbohydrates we should prioritize in our meals. Keith Ayoob, the study author and associate professor emeritus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the …
Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D? 5 Signs You May Be Deficient Published Nov. 2, 2023, 4:48 p.m. ET Are you unsure about your vitamin D levels? Discover whether you might be lacking this important vitamin as the days get shorter. Vitamin D plays a crucial role in multiple bodily functions, particularly in the absorption …
How Old Are You Really? 4 Ways Age-o-type Reveals Your Body’s True Age How Old Are You Really? 4 Ways Age-o-type Reveals Your Body’s True Age They say “age is just a number” – and now there’s scientific proof to that effect. According to a recent study from Stanford University School of Medicine, the amount …
Can Vitamins Cause Cancer? Viral Claims of Risk Increase May Be Bunk Published on November 2, 2023, at 12:54 p.m. ET An inflammatory new claim that taking vitamin supplements will increase your risk of cancer has generated controversy within the medical community. Dr. Mohammad Muneeb Khan, an oncologist with the UK’s National Health Service, has …