Wellness Bio Radar
Latest clinical research, meta-analyses and scientific breakthroughs in health and longevity.
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Researchers at Michigan State University have identified over 1,200 genetic variants linked to the Big Five personality traits. This significant finding suggests that our core character is far more…
Investigators at Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University used an experimental drug to reverse the effects of systemic sclerosis in a laboratory study published in September 2026. The research,…
A recent study by researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus examined nearly 396,000 female participants in the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program. The…
New research presented at the European Respiratory Society meeting suggests that medications commonly used for diabetes and weight loss may also lower the risk of severe breathing episodes in people…
A study of over 5,600 teenagers published in NeuroImage has found that adolescents who spend more time playing video games tend to have a thinner cerebral cortex and reduced surface area in certain…
A recent week‑long study monitored the nightly routines of 200 adults to uncover a single habit that separates those who sleep deeply from those who do not. The researchers found that the key factor…
New research indicates that recent cannabis use alters the way the human brain processes nicotine. The study found that non-daily cannabis users may find higher doses of nicotine more unpleasant.…
Watching a parent struggle with memory lapses like forgetting familiar names or misplacing everyday items can be worried about what these changes might mean for their long-term brain health. Recent…
Researchers have found that silencing a specific gene in human pancreatic duct cells enables them to produce insulin and adopt key characteristics of insulin-producing beta cells. This discovery,…
A multinational research team announced a breakthrough genetic tool that predicts Alzheimer’s disease risk more accurately across ethnic groups. The study, published this month, combines DNA…
The first child born through assisted reproductive technology, Louise Brown, entered the world in 1978 in England. Since that historic birth, more than ten million people worldwide have been…
A recent randomized clinical trial evaluated Prof. Valmed, a large language model approved by European regulators for medical use. The study focused on rheumatology patients seeking diagnoses for…