Summary: A simple movement like the push of a button can send ripples of activity through neurons spanning the entire brain, a new study reports. Source: University of Oregon Even a simple movement like pressing a button sends ripples of activity through neural networks stretching across the brain, according to new research from the University … Read more
Summary: Levodopa, a commonly prescribed drug for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease that increases dopamine in the brain, has been shown to reverse the effects of neuroinflammation on the reward system and improve symptoms associated with depression. Source: Emory University A study from Emory University published in Molecular psychiatry shows that levodopa, a drug that … Read more
The weight-loss drug Ozempic exploded into public consciousness last year, and a social media-fueled desire for the drug has led to shortages for patients with type 2 diabetes. Now, people are increasingly recognizing the drug’s side effects, which can include loose skin, known as the “Ozempic face.” “Any rapid weight loss will reduce the volume … Read more
The weight-loss drug Ozempic exploded into public consciousness last year, and a social media-fueled desire for the drug has led to shortages for patients with type 2 diabetes. Now, people are increasingly recognizing the drug’s side effects, which can include loose skin, known as the “Ozempic face.” “Any rapid weight loss will reduce the volume … Read more
Leanne Hainsbyone of Peloton’s many popular instructors, talks about her scary diagnosis…telling people she’s undergoing treatments for breast cancer. The cycling coach took to Instagram on Friday morning… saying she was diagnosed in August after being terrified for consecutive weeks undergoing “several scans and appointments with oncology consultants and nurses”. She says it all started … Read more
Prairie voles don’t need oxytocin receptors to form pairs, a new study has found. Nastasia Goodwin hide caption toggle caption Nastasia Goodwin Prairie voles don’t need oxytocin receptors to form pairs, a new study has found. Nastasia Goodwin There’s more to love than just one hormone. That’s the finding of a study of prairie voles … Read more
Whether you realize it or not, chances are that most of your caloric intake comes from highly processed foods. Nearly 60% of the calories that make up a typical American diet come from ultra-processed foods like french fries and cookies, according to data from a 2017 study published in the journal Population Health Metrics. And … Read more
Just a few months ago, Amy Jordan realized that she no longer needed to rely on modifications during Pilates class. Since being diagnosed with aggressive cervical cancer and undergoing grueling treatment just over two years ago, Jordan has slowly built up her strength in hopes that she will be able to. move her body as … Read more
Vape users suffer more lung inflammation than people who smoke regular cigarettes, study finds. Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania say electronic devices cause “unique” damage to the lungs that is not yet fully understood. The study is the latest evidence to underscore how vaping is not the safe quitting method it was originally touted … Read more
A man who went to a chiropractor for hip pain was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. The 62-year-old had “deep, aching” pain in the front of his left groin, as well as his thigh and knee. Scans revealed he had prostate cancer that had spread to his bones, liver and lungs. Loading Something is loading. … Read more
