Thursday, July 30, 2026

Health - LEVEL4

Golden Retriever Enters Home, Seeks Attention

Honor Bisagno and her husband moved recently to Lincoln Park, Illinois. Shortly after settling into their new home, they noticed a peculiar sound at the top of their stairs.They...

Constipation Could Signal Broader Health Issues, Scientists Warn

Many people overlook the importance of easy bowel movements for quality of life. However, chronic constipation affects up to 15% of the global population....

Scientists Reveal Alzheimer’s Spread and Slowing Method

Scientists have made a significant discovery about how Alzheimer's disease could spread in the brain. This finding may lead to treatments that slow the...

Reversing Ageing: New Hope for Cell Regeneration

To understand aging, we need to explore changes happening within our cells. A crucial discovery has been made by researchers at the Fritz Lipmann...

Exercises That Could Strain Over-60s’ Knees

Avoiding certain exercises can help protect your knees from excessive strain.As we age, our knees endure natural wear and tear. Doug Bertram, an expert...

Protein Could Halt Key Brain Process in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Scientists have discovered a protein that might prevent brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. This research, published in Nature Communications by Baylor...

Scientists Identify Two Autism Subtypes in the Brain

Autism is a complex condition affecting individuals in various ways. Recent research has made a significant breakthrough by identifying two subtypes of autism. This...

New Alzheimer’s Trigger Found, Drug Slows Progress in Mice

Dementia remains a challenging condition with no effective treatment, impacting millions globally. Researchers have now pinpointed a potential path for future therapies by identifying...

Scientists Uncover Decision-Making in Brainless Slime Mould

Slime molds, which aren't actual molds or fungi, have intrigued scientists by showing seemingly intelligent behaviour without a brain or nervous system. Found as...

HIV Drugs Raise Brain Virus Levels Despite Treatment

HIV can harm the brain, leading to memory and thinking issues, and cannot be removed once it enters. The virus targets helper T cells,...

Repeated Use May Increase E-cigarette Toxicity

A study led by the University of California, Riverside, has discovered that high-use electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, can contain more harmful chemicals than new...