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Smartphone Memory Tests Picked Up Subtle Differences Linked to Alzheimer???s Brain Changes
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (1384+ words) Repeated memory assessments performed on a smartphone may capture subtle cognitive differences associated with Alzheimer’s-related brain changes, according to research published September 5, 2026, in npj Digital Medicine. The study evaluated a smartphone-based system called the Alzheimer’s Disease Digital Assessment Suite, or…...
Creatine for Women Over 40: New Research Finds Benefits for Muscle and Strength, but Not Every Claim Holds Up
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1320+ words) Creatine was once associated mainly with bodybuilders and competitive athletes. Today, interest has expanded to women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond, particularly as researchers investigate whether creatine could help counter changes in muscle, strength, and brain function associated with aging and…...
Blood Test Identified Recurrent Breast Cancer From DNA Fragment Patterns, but Earlier Detection Remains Unproven
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1573+ words) A blood test analyzing how DNA fragments are packaged in the bloodstream distinguished recurrent or metastatic breast cancer from primary disease in a 2026 study, suggesting that the physical characteristics of circulating DNA may contain information about cancer progression (Watanabe et…...
Upadacitinib Restored Substantial Scalp Hair in Severe Alopecia Areata, but Long-Term Safety and Durability Remain Unclear
2+ week, 21+ hour ago (1449+ words) Two Phase 3 trials involving 1,399 adults and adolescents found substantial scalp, eyebrow, and eyelash regrowth with upadacitinib after 24 weeks. The results are promising, but long-term safety, durability, and FDA approval for alopecia areata remain unresolved. Two randomized Phase 3 trials found that…...
Scientists Found a New Way to Intercept Lung Cancer in Mice: What the Human Evidence Shows and Why It Is More Complicated
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1540+ words) Preventing lung cancer from becoming an established disease would be fundamentally different from treating it after a tumor has already formed. The headline result is striking: simultaneously inhibiting caspase-1 and blocking the inflammatory cytokine IL-1β substantially reduced lung tumor formation in…...
Why We Jump to Conclusions: The Science Behind Our Mental Shortcuts???and How They Shape Everything We Believe
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (1584+ words) Imagine scrolling past a headline about a new medical study, a political claim, or a startling statistic. Within seconds a strong opinion forms. A comment is typed, a post is shared, or an argument begins—often without opening the article,…...
The Scientific Method: The One Skill That Could Help Us Escape Misinformation, Polarization, and Our Own Cognitive Biases
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (1537+ words) Ironically, despite having more access to information than any previous generation, many societies appear increasingly divided over basic questions of fact. This raises an important question. If information has become easier to access than ever before, why has distinguishing fact…...