WELLBEING AND HEALTH
The consumption of high-fat cheeses and creams is linked to a lower risk of dementia, according to a study.
A new study suggests that the consumption of high-fat cheeses and creams is associated with a lower risk of dementia over 25 years.
"Walking yes, but it's not enough": what cardiologist Aurelio Rojas recommends to live longer and better
The cardiologist Aurelio Rojas proposes a simple formula to reduce cardiovascular risks and live longer: steps, minutes, and strength in balance.
Deafness: reading DNA opens a door to unprecedented treatments
A group of boys was born without hearing. Their families asked the obvious: what is happening to them? After undergoing a multicenter genetic study, they achieved measurable auditory improvements. The missing piece appeared with something as invisible as it is powerful: DNA reading.
How to prevent endocrine disruptors from altering your hormones
They are in everyday use objects and affect fertility, development, and even the immune system.
What they didn't tell you about how to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder
Discover how to manage OCD with effective treatments, specialized therapies, and strategies that improve quality of life.
The AI that saves lives in the fight against breast cancer
In October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the evidence grows that AI has become a crucial player in achieving earlier and more accurate diagnoses.
Neither diet nor exercise: this genetic detail is behind what your body weighs.
Even if you diet or train every day, DNA influences weight more than you think. This is how it impacts your metabolism and health.
It's not the heat: the hidden reason behind the increase in cases this summer and mosquitoes
The link between summer and mosquitoes has become more dangerous. What is happening and how to protect yourself from diseases like dengue.
Exercises for multiple sclerosis: which ones help to live better according to science?
Aerobic, strength, and balance training reduce symptoms such as stiffness, weakness, and depression.
Stress and constant fatigue: what nobody told you about the response stored in your DNA
Beyond the demands of everyday life, genes have a lot to say about the fatigue and stress that people experience.