Scientists Reprogram Skin Cells As Placenta Cells For Study
Breakthrough of vital importance for identifying risk factors for placental disorders and possible pregnancy therapeutics.
New Studies
What Americans Would Be Willing To Do To Be Completely Debt-free
According to the poll of 2,000 U.S. adults, the average person feels they could only stay debt-free for 8.5 weeks before accruing new debt.
Childhood Bookworms Have Bigger And Better Brains, Says Cambridge Study
Reading for pleasure between two and nine years old leads to improved cognition, mental health, and brain structure.
40% Of Americans Doubt Financial Independence In 5 Years: Survey
Increased cost of living, unexpected medical expenses, pay cuts, job loss, and personal debt cited as primary setbacks.
Londoners Opt For Alcohol-Free Alternatives To Enjoy Summer Socializing
Italian non-alcoholic aperitivo Crodino launches Na’lfresco route for alcohol-free alfresco gatherings.
Even Light Drinking Poses Risk Of Obesity And Diabetes, Study Finds
New research shows one or two drinks a day increases risk, especially in women
Bill Gates Polls Twitter On Education Requirements For Jobs In The US
Results show 38.5% believe two-thirds of jobs will require education beyond high school by 2025
Gender Dysphoria Cases Rise Among Younger Population
New study shows a significant uptick in diagnoses under 22, with faster rise in young AFAB people compared to AMAB counterparts.
Time-Restricted Eating Lowers Diabetes Risk, New Study Shows
Limiting meals to an eight-hour window boosts insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism, aiding in weight loss.