Nutrition

• Oct 27, 2026 Supplement Stacking and IBD: What to Know About Side Effects and Interactions Multiple supplements can add up, trigger digestive symptoms or complicate medication use. A gastroenterologist can help assess what’s needed.
• Oct 27, 2026 Why People Lie and How to Respond When Trust Is Shaken Lies can have different motives and effects. These measured steps can help you assess what happened, talk it through and decide what trust requires.
• Oct 27, 2026 BRCA1 Previvor on Halloween, Added Sugar and Building Healthy Habits A physician and mother explains why one piece of Halloween candy isn’t the concern, and how family traditions can support lasting healthy habits.
• Oct 27, 2026 Chase Mattson’s Training and Nutrition Routine for Gaining Lean Muscle The actor says he gained 30 pounds while balancing strength training, tracked meals, family life and physically demanding filming.
• Oct 27, 2026 Colorectal Cancer: Symptoms, Screening, Risk Factors and Treatment Colorectal cancer can develop from polyps and may cause few early signs. Learn about symptoms, screening, treatment options and factors that affect risk.
• Oct 27, 2026 Supplement Claims, Study Spin and Gaps in Product Checks Research found widespread hype in supplement industry statements, while product checks can miss undeclared ingredients. Here’s what consumers should know.
• Oct 23, 2026 Diabetes Association Report Details Event Response and Planned Changes An internal review found unclear event rules and communication gaps; the association apologized and outlined changes to event procedures and board leadership.
• Oct 23, 2026 Why an AI Kill Switch May Not Be Enough to Control Advanced Systems Advanced AI relies on distributed infrastructure and human choices, so oversight needs to address both—not just an emergency off switch.
• Oct 23, 2026 Five Finger Death Punch’s Zoltán Báthory on Music, Community and Judo The musician describes how fan communities and lifelong judo practice shape his work, including efforts to help more US athletes train and compete.
• Oct 22, 2026 Broccoli Sprouts, Garlic and H. pylori: What the Evidence Shows Small studies suggest broccoli sprouts may reduce H. pylori activity, while garlic’s possible long-term benefits remain uncertain.
• Oct 22, 2026 Actor’s 25-Pound Role-Related Weight Change Offers a Caution About Rapid Body Shifts Kristoffer Polaha gained about 25 pounds for a role, then changed his eating and activity habits. He describes the physical effects and challenges of losing wei...
• Oct 21, 2026 At 83, Triathlete Bob Plant Uses Recovery and Strength Work to Support Longevity After missing Kona’s bike cutoff, Bob Plant reflects on recovery, strength training and keeping movement enjoyable as he ages.
• Oct 19, 2026 Rocky IV-Inspired Gym Workout Brings the Film’s Training Moves Indoors Boxer Artem Puzin adapted Rocky IV’s training montage for the gym. The routine is demanding, and its sets and reps may need adjusting to individual ability.
• Oct 16, 2026 Scientists Build Cell Like Systems in the Lab, but Defining Life Remains Difficult A lab made cell like system can grow, divide and copy DNA, but it lacks key features of living cells. Researchers are still working out what counts as life.
• Oct 16, 2026 Cody Rhodes Says WWE Wrestling Helped Shape His Guile Stunts in ‘Street Fighter’ Rhodes says wrestling experience helped him perform Guile’s wire assisted moves and bring a commanding presence to the upcoming film.
• Oct 16, 2026 Garry Kasparov’s Chess Career, Deep Blue Matches and Work With Young Players The 2026 Hall of Fame inductee reflects on chess as a test of focus, his historic career and efforts to support the next generation.
• Oct 15, 2026 Salted and Pickled Foods May Add to Stomach Cancer Risk Alongside H. pylori H. pylori is a major stomach cancer risk, but research also links heavily salted and pickled foods with higher risk, especially in East Asia.
• Oct 13, 2026 Caffeine and Parkinson’s Symptoms: Short-Term Trial Benefit Did Not Last A six-week trial found temporary symptom improvement with caffeine, but a longer study found no sustained benefit over placebo.
• Oct 09, 2026 AI and Biotechnology Expand the Search for Nature-Inspired Ideas New tools help researchers search biological systems for useful patterns, though copying nature still takes careful testing and often reveals limits.
• Oct 08, 2026 Gut Bacteria Help Shape How the Body Responds to Meat and Fiber Studies link gut bacteria with TMAO production after animal foods and short-chain fatty acids from fiber. Responses vary, and long-term diet matters.