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Ultra-Processed Foods Alter Metabolism and Brain
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Ultra-Processed Foods Alter Metabolism and Brain

Ultra-processed foods may alter metabolism and brain responses even with matching nutritional content, as shown in a Nature Metabolism study of 57…

Olivia Gagnon · October 6, 2026
Scotland bans junk food displays in supermarkets
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Scotland bans junk food displays in supermarkets

Scotland bans junk food displays in supermarkets to reduce unhealthy choices, affecting stores with over 50 employees starting October 1.

Grace Morrison · September 30, 2026
New CRISPR Tool Finds Genes Behind Lymphoma Drug Resistance
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New CRISPR Tool Finds Genes Behind Lymphoma Drug Resistance

A new CRISPR tool identifies genes behind lymphoma drug resistance, offering new therapeutic targets for fighting cancer progression.

Olivia Gagnon · September 21, 2026
Tumors Hide p53 Mutations from T Cells, Study Finds
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Tumors Hide p53 Mutations from T Cells, Study Finds

Tumors can hide p53 mutations from T cells, posing challenges for personalized immunotherapy. Researchers find tumors conceal p53 neoantigens, making detection

Olivia Gagnon · September 19, 2026
Experimental Gene Therapy Begins for Boy with Rare Syndrome
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Experimental Gene Therapy Begins for Boy with Rare Syndrome

Experimental gene therapy offers hope for a boy with rare Cockayne syndrome, marking a significant advancement in medical research.

Zoe Cooper · September 18, 2026
Chemotherapy Leaves Lasting Damage in Healthy Tissues
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Chemotherapy Leaves Lasting Damage in Healthy Tissues

Chemotherapy causes lasting damage in healthy tissues, leading to DNA damage in children.

Olivia Gagnon · September 11, 2026
US Wildlife Mistaken for Cheetah
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US Wildlife Mistaken for Cheetah

New research reveals American cheetah was not a cheetah, but a puma relative, with adaptable survival strategies.

Olivia Gagnon · September 8, 2026
80,000-year-old arrowheads rewrite human history
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80,000-year-old arrowheads rewrite human history

New evidence of 80,000-year-old arrowheads prompts a reevaluation of early human history.

Olivia Gagnon · September 6, 2026
Hydrogen Plenty Star Birth Rates Falling
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Hydrogen Plenty Star Birth Rates Falling

Hydrogen star formation rates are plummeting as new FAST and DESI data reveal star births have fallen to under half their level…

Grace Morrison · September 3, 2026
Early Screen Habits Shape Kids Later More Than Thought
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Early Screen Habits Shape Kids Later More Than Thought

Screen time effects on children may depend on when it starts, not just how much. New research links early viewing to lower…

Zoe Cooper · August 25, 2026