Health

Study Links PFAS Exposure to Faster Aging in Men 50–65

Introduction A new study suggests that exposure to PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” may be associated with faster biological aging in men aged 50 to 65. Researchers found the strongest...

US Moves to Cut Swiss Bank MBaer From Dollar Access

Introduction The U.S. Treasury has taken a rare and highly consequential step against MBaer Merchant Bank AG, proposing to...

Kalshi Sanctions MrBeast Editor in Trading Probe

Introduction Kalshi said it fined and suspended an employee of the YouTuber known as MrBeast for insider trading, a...

Louvre Names New Director After $102M Heist

Introduction Four months after a brazen daylight robbery shocked France and exposed major security gaps at the Louvre Museum...

Study Finds SuperAgers Grow More Young Neurons

Brains That Defy Time People in their 80s and 90s with exceptional memory, known as “SuperAgers,” produce significantly more...
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Measles Case Reported at Philadelphia Airport

Measles Case Reported at Philadelphia Airport Introduction Philadelphia health officials have confirmed that an individual infected with measles traveled through Philadelphia International Airport last week. The...

Brain Training Game Tied to Lower Dementia Risk

A large, long-term clinical trial has found that a specific type of brain training video game may reduce the risk of dementia for decades....

Coffee and Tea Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

Drinking moderate amounts of caffeinated coffee or tea each day may be associated with a lower risk of dementia and slightly better cognitive performance,...

Measles exposure feared at National March for Life in D.C.

Health officials trace confirmed cases to major January events Health authorities in Washington, D.C. are warning that confirmed cases of measles may have spread during...

Brain training game linked to lower dementia risk

Long-term study shows lasting protective effects A large, long-term study has found that playing a specific type of brain training video game may help protect...

WHO Study Finds Millions of Cancers Are Preventable

A new global study led by the World Health Organization suggests that a large share of cancer cases could be avoided through prevention. According...