With promising results in preclinical trials and a growing understanding of the tumor microenvironment, type III collagen may become a key player in the fight against cancer - not by eradicating it, but by keeping it permanently asleep.
If fluoride is removed from water supplies without viable alternatives in place, millions of Americans-especially children-may suffer the consequences in the form of increased cavities, dental pain, and long-term health impacts.
This new development is part of a broader shift in how scientists approach neurological diseases. Instead of focusing solely on halting degeneration, researchers are increasingly exploring neuroregeneration - ways to repair or replace damaged cells and re
The idea that mild hunger might optimize the sleeping brain’s rhythm is both surprising and deeply intriguing.
