Researchers in a new study have found out that regularly helping people outside the home has the ability to significantly slow down cognitive decline in middle-age and older adults.

An analysis of studies incorporating data from almost 30 million people has highlighted the role that air pollution — including that coming from car exhaust emissions — plays in increased risk of dementia.

Newly discovered alkaloid compounds from millipede secretions show potential for targeting neuroreceptors linked to pain and neurological disorders. Found in Andrognathus corticarius, the molecules may open new avenues for drug development once they can be synthesized in larger quantities.

Research has revealed that the Covid infection might lead to aging of blood vessels by about five years especially in women. It also stated that people who had been vaccinated against Covid generally had arteries that were less stiff than people who were unvaccinated.

Just 15 minutes in nature can ease anxiety, lift mood, and boost mental well-being — even in the heart of a city. A new Stanford-led study shows how small doses of green space offer big mental health benefits, especially for young adults.

Leading experts from around the world have identified key research priorities that are needed to detect and mitigate the threat of future mosquito-borne Zika virus outbreaks.

Researchers have found out that children exposed to higher levels of Triclosan, an antimicrobial chemical that is added to everyday items, may be more likely to develop eczema and allergy symptoms.

Uveitis is one of the leading causes of vision loss and a new clinical guidance has now been developed to assist doctors to treat patients with this condition effectively.

A soft artificial muscle has been developed by Northwestern University engineers wherein it provides the performance and mechanical properties required for building robotic musculoskeletal systems.

Scientific fraud is no longer the work of isolated bad actors — it’s a global, organized industry. A new study from Northwestern University uncovers sprawling networks of “paper mills,” brokers, and hijacked journals that are flooding the scientific record with fake research.