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Space-Grown Glioblastoma Organoids Behave Differently — and Why It Matters
Researchers sent glioblastoma organoids to the International Space Station and found that microgravity altered gene expression and produced more structurally uniform tumors — observations that could reshape how experimental brain cancer treatments are developed and tested.Kids Eat What’s Placed in Front of Them — CU Anschutz Study Proves It
A new CU Anschutz Medical Campus study confirms that children tend to eat whatever food is placed directly in front of them, suggesting that rearranging what lands on the tray — not persuasion or education — may be the most powerful lever for improving kids' diets.4 Weeks on a Fiber-Rich Diet Measurably Lowers Biological Age, Study Finds
New research shows that just four weeks on a fiber-rich, plant-based diet — free of ultra-processed foods and animal fats — produced a statistically significant reduction in participants' biological age as measured by epigenetic clocks.Hospital-Owned Doctors Cost More — But Does Care Improve? Two Studies Clash
A August 2025 Yale study found that hospital acquisitions of physician practices drive prices up with no measurable quality improvement — but Yale New Haven Health's Chief Clinical Officer says a newer study tells a different story, showing patient care often gets better after these deals.30g of Protein at Breakfast Boosts Teens’ Nutrition All Day, Study Finds
New research from the University of Texas at Austin found that teens who ate a protein-rich breakfast — around 30 grams — showed the greatest improvements in overall daily diet quality, consuming more fiber, iron, zinc, and choline while cutting added sugar.Your Brain’s Memory Hub Quietly Reorganizes Around Age 50, Science Finds
Starting around age 50, the brain's memory center undergoes a measurable biological transition — a simultaneous change in immune cells and genomic structure that researchers say is far more abrupt than the gradual decline science once assumed.Load More