Citicoline: A Promising Nutrient for Brain Health and Cognition

HHS Admiral Waves Red Flag as Vast Majority of Americans Unfit to Serve in Military

Old hearts age backwards: transplanted organs adjust to hosts biological age

"The remarkable thing is that we found exactly the same effects that we saw in the mice," says Poganik. The transplanted hearts had taken on the biological ages of their new hosts.

Multi-omic rejuvenation and life span extension on exposure to youthful circulation

Structural mechanism of Gasdermin E-mediated mtDNA release from apoptotic mitochondria

Artificial Intelligence-Driven Nanosensing to Identify Circulating Bacterial DNA: A Novel Approach to Breast Cancer Risk Profiling

Thiomorpholino antisense oligonucleotides inhibit telomerase and limit cancer cell proliferation

Tau-PET subtype modifies the association between plasma p-tau217 and memory in Alzheimers disease

DISCUSSION Tau-PET subtype modified the p-tau217memory association, suggesting that the cognitive implications of plasma p-tau217 may vary with tau topography.

Prehabilitative Exercise Mitigates Immobilization-Induced Atrophy Through Muscle Reserve Rather Than Resistance to Disuse: The PRE-EX Randomized Controlled Trial

Scientists identify new role for tau protein in brain diseases

DNA organization changes in Alzheimers disease, aging

Ozempic: Starving the Brain Into Early Dementia

Harmful Modern Lights The Fight to Bring Back Incandescent Bulbs

The Capture of MAHA

Autism Rates Increased Sharply for California Kids Born in 2016

"Understanding the factors driving diagnosed ASD prevalence up to the high levels reported in this study is a pressing public health concern," they concluded. Jablonowski said "a pressing public health concern" is academic-speak for "were destroying the neurological health of our children at epidemic proportions, and we dont know (or dont acknowledge) how and why." He added: "If you havent been paying attention, you may be in for a shock in the next few years. One scenario is that civilization collapses under the weight of our autistic future. Drastic measures are required: some will quibble, some will act."

Bill Gates Predicts AI Could Cause A Billion Human Deaths

Tell HHS that wireless radiation causes harm. Speak up before 10/21

The Treatment Was Worse Than the Disease

The Lies About Cholesterol And Cancer

Magnesium Puts Psychiatric Drugs to Shame for Depression

Glucosamine, a Popular Joint Supplement, Linked to Faster Alzheimers Progression

Zepbound and Mounjaro May Turn on the Bodys Calorie-Burning Brown Fat

Diabetes Study Finds Keeping Blood Sugar Too Steady May Come at a Price

Pomegranate Compound Improves Heart Function by Up to 80 in Study

urolithin A activates a protein called PKGl#945;, which plays an important role in blood vessel function and the relaxation of heart muscle. The compound acts on a specific amino acid within the protein, triggering a pathway associated with cardiovascular benefits. In animal models, treatment with urolithin A improved measures of heart function by as much as 80 compared with models that did not receive the compound.

Creatine May Help Build Muscle Even Without Exercise, Researchers Find

Forget LASIK: Safer, Cheaper Vision Correction Without Lasers or Incisions

Weak Sunlight Can Still Damage Your DNA, Scientists Warn

Scientists May Have Found a Unifying Theory of Chronic Fatigue

This Diet May Slow Brain Aging by 2.5 Years

This Common Mistake Can Add Nearly 7 Points to Your Blood Pressure Reading

Mulberry May Reshape Gut Bacteria and Influence Metabolism

Pope Leo Attacks the Root of Left-Wing Radicalism in France

This Pope knows that the French Revolution is the fons et origo of all left-wing revolutionsfrom Russia to China to Cuba to Cambodiain which the faithful, including Catholics, were often the first victims. Revealingly, here in the U.S., a leading left-wing publication calls itself Jacobin, after the most guillotine-happy faction of the French revolutionists. (And that title serves as a warning: what the hardcore left would do to us if it had the power.) So by his quiet actions, Leo is striking at the root of the revolutionary left, undercutting their legitimacy by reminding the rest of us that they are, if they gain the power, murderous.

Can Humor Treat Depression?

Harmful Modern Lights The Fight to Bring Back Incandescent Bulbs

Climate Doomsayers Ignore Thousands Of Years Of Historical Climate Trends

Steve Moore: Instead of Banning Diesel Exports, Suspend Ethanol Requirements

Patient Advocate Says 69 of 72 COVID Patients Who Received Ivermectin Survived, All 140 Denied Alternative Treatments at the Hospital Died

10 Unexpected Consequences Of An Economic Crisis Nobody Is Talking About

The countdown is not to a specific date but to a series of thresholds that will determine which futures remain possible. We are closer to some of those thresholds than comfortable acknowledgment allows.

AI Doom: A Brief History Of Bad Tech Predictions

While nobody worries about the Internet any more, the latest tech predictions are about no less than an AI apocalypse. Various tech leaders spent the weekend warning of catastrophic but not fully specified risks if it is not contained. Yet history suggests that even the greatest minds of their generations have a poor record in predicting what tech is coming down the line, let alone what its effects will be in the real world.

Peter Schweizer Deflates the AI Robot Apocalypse Scare

bestseller on AI called Code Red describes that perfectly: "As free-market conservatives know all too well, many supposed safety regulations advocated by industry insiders are thinly veiled examples of regulatory capture attempts by powerful, established companies to box out smaller firms and shield titans from competition."

Alex Marlow: Anthropic and OpenAI Are Building a Cartel while Pretending to Be the Altruists

FTC Launches Probe into Anthropic, OpenAI, Other AI Labs over Consumer Risks

"But with that being said, the laws have to be followed," the official said, arguing new legislation isnt necessary. "People talk about how we need new laws for these companies, and the chairmans been very clear we have plenty of laws in the books."