12th February 2026
Can the Gym Become the First Line of Defense Against Depression?
Over the past two decades, scientific understanding of depression has undergone a profound transformation. Once regarded primarily as a disorder…
12th February 2026
Low-carbohydrate diets may increase the risk of heart disease: scientific explanation
Low-carbohydrate diets have gained considerable popularity in recent years. Promoted as effective strategies for weight loss, improved blood sugar control,…
10th February 2026
Severe obesity increases the risk of death from infectious diseases by 70 percent
Severe obesity, long regarded mainly as a risk factor for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, is now increasingly recognized as a…
10th February 2026
Why are women more prone to anterior cruciate ligament injuries than men?
Anterior cruciate ligament injuries, commonly known as ACL injuries, are among the most feared traumas in sports and physical activity.…
9th February 2026
Is peanut butter harmful to cholesterol or beneficial for the heart?
Peanut butter holds an ambiguous place in popular nutritional thinking. Rich, calorie-dense, and often associated with indulgence, it is sometimes…
9th February 2026
The ketogenic diet opens new horizons for treating drug-resistant depression
Treatment-resistant depression is one of the major challenges in modern psychiatry. Despite significant advances in antidepressant medications and psychotherapy, a…
7th February 2026
Excessive Fear in Your Cat May Reveal a Hidden Illness
It’s not unusual for a cat to jump at a loud noise or run away from strangers. But when fear…
7th February 2026
Opening windows can save your health… but not at any time
Airing indoor spaces is often seen as a simple, almost trivial habit, associated with an immediate feeling of freshness and…
7th February 2026
A study reveals a striking link between depression and osteoporosis
In recent decades, medical research has increasingly highlighted the complex interactions between mental health and physical health. Once considered separate…
6th February 2026
Can the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Reduce the Need for Cervical Cancer Screening?
Cervical cancer remains a major public health concern worldwide, despite significant advances in prevention and early detection. The discovery of…
