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'Dead End': Radical 20-Year Study Reveals Genetic Cloning Hits a Limit

Your daily coffee may be protecting your brain, 43-year study finds

Extreme Weather Is Shrinking Baby Birds in a 60-Year Study

43-Year Study Finds Coffee May Help Protect the Brain From Dementia

Extreme weather is hitting baby birds hard in a 60-year study

Climate change is now showing up in our blood. A 20-year study reveals a 7% rise in serum bicarbonate—a key CO2 marker—mirroring atmospheric carbon dioxide increases. Our bodies are compensating to maintain balance, but researchers warn these shifts could exceed healthy limits within 50 years.

47-Year Study Reveals The Age We Hit Our Physical Peak

A 25-year study found an unexpected link between cheese and dementia

Drinking 2+ alcoholic beverages a day nearly doubles the risk of rectal cancer, but the damage appears reversible. A 20-year study of 88,000 adults found that those who quit drinking returned to the same risk level as light drinkers.

A 47-year study reveals when fitness and strength start to fade

Betelgeuse Is Definitely Not Alone, 8-Year Study Confirms

Cheese Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in 25-Year Study

Rare ovarian tumors often overlooked: 20-year study sheds light on diagnosis and management - EurekAlert!

A 6-year study of 5944 adults over 50 found replacing 5% of total energy intake from animal fat with vegetable fat corresponded to a 15% lower risk of dementia. Also, the highest intake of monounsaturated fat had a 37% lower risk, while the highest intake of saturated fat had a 56% higher risk.

11-Year Study Reveals Eating These Plant Compounds Is Linked to Better Heart Health

Twenty-year study shows cleaner water slashes cancer and heart disease deaths

7-Year Study Reveals Rheumatoid Arthritis Begins Long Before Symptoms

The 8-Year Study That Could Change How We Treat Obesity

16-Year study indicates rising patient complexity and fewer patients seen per day in Alberta primary care - EurekAlert!

A 30-Year Study Reveals a Hidden Climate Driver Heating Antarctica’s Core