Health
The Secret of Chronic Pain Could Lie in the Skull
Skull bone marrow has become an exciting research topic
New Heart Attack Definitions Could Lead to Better Care for Women
Uncommon heart attack causes disproportionately affect them
Your Organs Age at Different Paces—And They’re Coordinating With Each Other
Your colon and prostate may have synchronized their watches
Your Ability to Cope with Stress Changes with the Seasons and Your Own Biological Clocks
Stress resilience is a dynamic balance rather than a fixed trait
New Test for Broken-Heart Syndrome Offers Insights into the Mysterious Disease
It could prevent unnecessary invasive procedures
Cyborg Roaches Could Be the Future of Triage Medicine
The augmented insects could deliver life-saving care to disaster victims
Fact-Checking the Biohackers Who Claim Metformin is an Anti-Aging Wonder Drug
What the science says about their DIY one-person clinical trials
20 Minutes of Exercise Is as Good as a 90-Minute Nap If You’re Sleep Deprived
Don’t sleep on this new finding
Babies Born Under Sugar Rationing Grew Into Adults with Lower Cancer Risk
Britain’s postwar sugar rationing was an accidental experiment. Decades on, it’s revealing how early diet shapes cancer risk, aging and eating habits for life.
