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Osteoarthritis has a frustrating formula. Pain gets worse, cartilage breaks down and eventually the joint can become so damaged that surgery is the only real option. Most treatments can make the pain more manageable, but they don't actually stop the damage. Now, researchers at Yale may have found
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If you suffer from arthritis pain, you know better than anyone how debilitating it can be, negatively affecting your daily routine and lifestyle. It looks like there could be a breakthrough, as scientists find a "pain switch" that they can essentially turn off. Blocking the pain at the
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Going without food for seven days does a lot more than make your stomach angry. A 2024 study published in Nature Metabolism found that prolonged fasting triggers a coordinated biological response across the body, affecting proteins linked to multiple organs and biological systems. Surprisingly, many of the biggest changes did
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Calling all pomegranate lovers: a new study offers an exciting look into how your favorite fruit interacts with the body. Researchers at King's College London have found that a compound produced after eating pomegranates could improve key aspects of "stiff heart"—including tissue scarring, abnormal enlargement,
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The search for Noah's Ark could be over. A group of researchers has begun drilling into a formation in eastern Turkey's mountains. The hope is that it is Noah's Ark. A formation that resembles a boat The rock formation, called Durupinar, is pretty controversial.
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For years, the idea of weapons circling Earth sounded like something pulled from a sci-fi movie. Now the U.S. government has officially confirmed that some of them are real. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said on September 14 that the U.S. Space Force has “on-orbit space
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A recent discovery is challenging people to reexamine and learn more about dinosaurs. What makes this discovery especially exciting is that it examines how dinosaurs reproduced in regions far from the equator while still keeping their massive eggs warm. A treasure trove of Titanosaur eggs found Unearthed in Argentina, this
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If you sleep an extra hour or two on Saturday, stop feeling guilty about it. New research suggests that catching up on lost sleep over the weekend may actually be good for your heart. Scientists studying more than 41,000 adults found that people who slept longer on their days
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A common type 2 diabetes drug has unexpectedly shown it could also fight a different disease altogether. metformin has been linked to potentially reducing the risk of dementia in a randomized study. It could be a substantial risk reduction Not only could metformin potentially reduce your risk of developing dementia,
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What if one of Christianity’s most famous holy sites just gave archaeologists a little more to work with? Italian archaeologists excavating beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre say they have uncovered an ancient funerary landscape that remarkably lines up with the biblical description of where Jesus was
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Scientists are investigating whether Alzheimer’s-related proteins could potentially be transmitted through blood transfusions. That does not mean Alzheimer’s has been proven to spread through blood. It also does not mean blood transfusions are suddenly unsafe. And it definitely does not mean you should panic the next time
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The "golden age" of space travel could be before us, at least according to US President Donald Trump. The President pledges to increase the number of rockets going to space in an effort to increase space travel to the Moon and Mars. So much left to discover The