Wellness Bio Radar
Nutritional science, metabolic research and dietary strategies supported by peer-reviewed evidence.
258 articles
Researchers are exploring new ways to identify people at risk of dementia. A study from the University of Exeter suggests a home-based blood test and online cognitive assessment could be effective.…
University of Toronto engineers are exploring natural adhesion methods. Researchers have identified a protein from the quagga mussel that could inspire new medical-grade glues. The team is led by…
Cell and gene therapy developers recently gathered in Rome. They discussed the industry’s future within Europe. However, ongoing changes at the US Food and Drug Administration dominated discussions.…
The US Food and Drug Administration has given the green light to Axsome Therapeutics' Auvelity for treating agitation in Alzheimer's patients. Auvelity is an extended-release tablet containing…
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center have conducted a study on mice, exploring the connection between a mother's diet during pregnancy and a life-threatening gut condition in premature…
A large-scale study analyzed proteins in the blood of 78,000 people. Researchers from 89 institutions collaborated on this project. The goal was to understand how diseases develop and find new uses…
Researchers at the University of Utah Health Sciences have developed a novel CRISPR-based system. This new approach doesn’t edit genes. Instead, it completely destroys diseased cells. Initial tests…
Researchers at the University of Toronto have created a non-toxic coating. It stops proteins from attaching to surfaces. This innovation could significantly reduce hospital-acquired infections. The…
A new report details significant progress in Alzheimer’s drug development. Dr. Jeffrey Cummings of UNLV’s medical school authored the analysis. It examines the global landscape of potential…
University of Toronto researchers created a new formula. It improves how lab-grown heart cells function. The team at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering achieved this breakthrough recently. Their…
A new study reveals intermittent fasting may not benefit the immune system. Researchers examined how the body’s defenses react to eating patterns. The findings challenge popular beliefs about fasting…
Mary Elizabeth Baugh, a Virginia Tech researcher, received a major grant. The National Institutes of Health award funds her work exploring connections between metabolism and eating habits. Baugh…