progscrape: health

Tattoo ink may cause prolonged changes to the immune system

29 hours ago newatlas.com health

Low dietary doses of nanoplastics in mice for 3 months, found to impact gut barrier integrity, microbiota composition, and liver function, with effects magnified by a high fat, high sugar diet

5 hours ago inrae.fr health

Research has found that abdominal obesity and muscle loss increase the risk of death by 83% after age 50

3 days ago afhil.com health

Weight gain prevented by a single gut microbe that prevent fat gain, even with a high-fat diet

3 days ago newatlas.com health

Parkinson's Might Be in the Water

11 days ago wired.com health science

Ending Federal Support for Housing First Programs Could Increase U.S. Homelessness by 5% in One Year, New JAMA Study Finds

2 days ago news.cuanschutz.edu health

Eating High-Fat Cheese May Actually Lower Dementia Risk

3 days ago gizmodo.com health

A 47-year Swedish study shows that fitness, strength, and endurance begin declining around age 35, even with regular training

4 days ago onlinelibrary.wiley.com health

PFAS in pregnant women’s drinking water puts their babies at higher risk, study finds

8 hours ago insurancedimes.com health

Randomized trials for Clascoterone 5% solution show up to a 539% improvement in hair restoration relative to placebo

17 days ago gizmodo.com health

Having a dog can boost teenagers’ mental health, say scientists | Mental health

18 days ago theguardian.com health

Researchers found that women receive CPR less often than men, likely because people are not comfortable performing life-saving measures on female bodies

15 days ago people.com health

Noninvasive imaging could replace finger pricks for measuring blood glucose

15 days ago news.mit.edu health

Science Journal Retracts Widely Cited Study That Claimed Roundup Is Safe

16 days ago motherjones.com health

Breastfeeding while taking antidepressants does not affect a child's IQ, a long-term study finds

11 days ago jamanetwork.com health

African Americans, women, rural dwellers and less-educated people are more likely to distrust scientists. They’re also less likely to be scientists

10 days ago news.northeastern.edu health

Air passengers exposed to extremely high levels of ultrafine particle pollution, study finds

8 days ago theguardian.com health

Giving men a common antidepressant could help tackle domestic violence: world-first study

15 days ago theconversation.com health

In a decade-long study of older women, tea consumption was associated with slightly stronger bones—possibly via catechins—while moderate coffee intake had no negative effect

7 days ago mdpi.com health

When pregnancy emergencies collide with state abortion bans

16 days ago eurekalert.org health

Sexual Symptoms and Biologic Pathophysiologies of Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction: A 15 Year Review Free A Goldstein , N Kim , S Goldstein , A Drian , A Bajwa , I Goldstein

2 days ago academic.oup.com health

Periods may make sport injuries more severe and slow down recovery time

5 days ago newscientist.com health

Anxiety and insomnia have been shown to weaken the immune system and make us more prone to disease

10 days ago frontiersin.org disease health

Night waking impacts cognitive performance: older adults (+70) who were awake more during the night performed worse on cognitive tests the next day, no matter how long they slept

2 days ago psu.edu health

Tattoo ink induces inflammation in the draining lymph node and alters the immune response to vaccination, finds a new study in a mouse model

24 hours ago pnas.org health node

Replacing gas stoves with electric reduces nitrogen dioxide exposure.

17 days ago news.stanford.edu health

"Forever chemicals" (PFAS) that contaminate drinking water in cities across the U.S. impose annual social costs of at least $8 billion

12 days ago news.arizona.edu health

Alzheimer's disease more prevalent in older people than previously thought

4 days ago nature.com disease health

Personalized ‘prehabilitation’ helps the body brace for major surgery

20 days ago sciencenews.org health

More than three-quarters of the global population (76%) are not getting enough Omega-3, according to new research

19 days ago southampton.ac.uk health

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