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The health category provides useful information on healthy living, nutrition and recovery. You can find content that will help you improve your quality of life, full of guides and tips to improve your health. There are detailed information on suggestions to support your physical and mental health, disease prevention and natural treatment methods.
Apple Explores Screenless Fitness Tracker to Rival Whoop
Apple is exploring a screenless fitness tracker to compete with Whoop, testing early fabric band prototypes equipped with health sensors for potential release after 2027.
How Risks of Decompression Sickness Shape Lunar Spaceflight
NASA's expert working group reviewed decompression sickness and venous thromboembolism risks for Artemis missions, concluding that patent foramen ovale status does not warrant routine astronaut exclusion.
Chiruran Shinsengumi Requiem Artist Confirms Full Hearing Loss
Manga creator Eiji Hashimoto confirmed permanent hearing loss in his right ear following sudden sensorineural hearing loss triggered by studio overwork.
MIT Engineers Power Medical Devices Using Edible Batteries
Engineers at MIT have developed edible batteries from paper, beeswax, and metallic micronutrients, powering swallowable diagnostic and therapeutic devices inside animal models before harmlessly dissolving.
Australia Projects Slower Population Growth to 39 Million
Treasury's Intergenerational Report projects Australia's population to reach 39.3 million by 2065-66, as fertility rates fall and life expectancy rises into the 90s.
Why Supportive Managers Cannot Solve Chronic Pain at Work Alone
A UK study tracking 195 employees reveals that while transformational leadership boosts psychological well-being, supportive supervisors cannot directly reduce chronic pain interference. Addressing persistent pain requires structural workplace accommodations alongside clinical care.
Malaria Parasite Boosts Transmission Tactics Under Host Stress
When confronted with host stress such as fever, nutrient scarcity, or antimalarial exposure, Plasmodium falciparum activates the AP2-HS regulator and GDV1 loop to accelerate sexual conversion and boost transmission through mosquito vectors.
Sarcopenia and Muscle Loss with Age Signal Dementia Risk
International health researchers demonstrate that muscle loss with age elevates dementia risk by 42 percent, linking physical frailty to preclinical neurodegeneration and systemic tissue changes.
Forensic Science Tracks the Body After Death and Eco Burials
An in-depth scientific examination of post-mortem physiological changes, the environmental toll of traditional mortuary practices, and emerging green disposition methods.
Adults Strengthen Cognitive Reserve by Learning Another Language
Cognitive neuroscientists and linguists observe that learning another language exercises multiple neural networks simultaneously. This sustained mental effort promotes cognitive reserve and structural resilience, helping older adults maintain brain function as they age.