Wellness Bio Radar
Nutritional science, metabolic research and dietary strategies supported by peer-reviewed evidence.
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Researchers have identified a significant link between the decline of a protein known as Menin and the progression of biological aging. A study involving laboratory mice revealed that restoring this…
Researchers are exploring how a common odor might influence both eating habits and exercise endurance by tricking the brain into sensing fullness. Early findings suggest the aroma could play a role…
Scientists have identified sixteen specific serum proteins that fluctuate during the menopausal transition. These markers are associated with inflammation, synaptic function, metabolism, and…
When a surgeon removes part of a patient’s liver—often to treat cancer or a severe infection—the remaining tissue must rebuild the organ’s full function. Dr. Patrick Starlinger, a hepatobiliary and…
Managing weight often feels like an impossible task due to the endless cycle of conflicting nutrition trends and restrictive diet plans. Many people struggle to find a balanced approach that fits…
A new topical antimicrobial peptide spray has shown promising results in treating burn wounds, significantly outperforming placebo in clinical testing. The treatment, applied directly to the skin,…
In Rochester, Minnesota, a team of scientists at the Mayo Clinic is turning the tide on some of the world’s most elusive genetic diseases. Since early 2024, researchers have begun developing…
In a recent episode of the Biohacking Podcast, host Dave Asprey interviewed research microbiologist Kiran Krishnan to discuss overlooked factors in muscle development and joint health. The…
A group of 40 adults with severe obesity, all waiting for weight‑loss surgery, were asked to practice yoga for three months before their operation. The study, conducted in a U.S. hospital, aimed to…
A recent review in the journal Genes & Diseases outlines how DNA‑based vaccines are moving beyond experimental stages to become a versatile tool for fighting infections, treating cancer and preparing…
A recent review in Genes & Diseases argues that lipophagy, the selective degradation of lipid droplets, could become a key therapeutic strategy for diseases linked to lipid metabolism and oxidative…
A joint effort by the Buck Institute for Research on Aging and Georgetown University has secured up to $51.7 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA‑H). The grant will…