Vitamin D = strong anti-hairloss properties. Vitamin D speeds up recovery and hair growth by: -improving mitochondrial function -increasing dopamine levels and lowering prolactin (high prolactin causes hairloss) -Directly decreasing the expression of aromatase. Just 2000IU

What makes us feel "fight or flight" may be less adrenaline and more of something else—a hormone that seeps out of our bones. Learn more on #Halloween: scim.ag/47qGnsv News from Science

How iron, folate, and vitamin B12 sustain red blood cell formation Iron, folate, and vitamin B12 are essential nutrients that work together to make and mature red blood cells. Their metabolism is tightly controlled because even small deficiencies can impair oxygen delivery and

Persistent neurological sequelae in children and adolescents after SARS-CoV-2: a scoping review 🔥An international scoping review(2020-2024) debunking AGAIN the “MILD” narrative! “Results demonstrate a considerable burden of COVID-19-related persistent neurological

Did you know Philip Noel-Baker is the only person to have both an Olympic and Nobel Prize medal? He won a silver medal for the 1,500 metres during the 1920 Summer Olympic Games. Thirty-nine years later he followed it up with the Nobel Peace Prize.

Walking boosts creative thinking. A moving body is a moving mind.

New research from Sydney finds small airway dysfunction (SAD) in 75% of #LongCOVID patients — even in those without asthma. Standard lung tests often miss it, but oscillometry detects it clearly. ➡️ SAD may explain persistent breathlessness and fatigue. 1/

Inhaled steroid + long-acting bronchodilator (ICS/LABA) therapy showed major benefits in long COVID with small airway dysfunction: •Dyspnea: 83% → 18% •Fatigue: 96% → 15% •Cough: 43% → 11% A potential breakthrough—but RCTs are needed. 2/

The most powerful antibiotic you’ve never heard of was sitting under scientists’ noses for decades. A team from the University of Warwick and Monash University has discovered a hidden molecule that’s over 100 times stronger than existing antibiotics against drug-resistant

Scientists just tested a vaccine that could fight any cancer. A team at the University of Florida has developed an experimental mRNA cancer vaccine that could teach the immune system to fight many types of tumors — not just one. Instead of zeroing in on a single cancer marker,

🧬 Universal Cancer Vaccine Edge: mRNA Trial Aims to Target All Tumors Researchers have entered human trials with an mRNA-based cancer vaccine designed to work off the shelf, meaning no personalization for each patient’s tumor is required. Unlike most cancer vaccines that must

Japanese scientists have achieved a groundbreaking advance in Parkinson’s disease treatment by successfully implanting lab-grown brain cells into patients — a world-first clinical trial showing promising early results. If proven effective, this could revolutionize care not only

Neutrophil extracellular traps as therapeutics target in vascular aging "NETs are vital for pathogen defense, but their excessive activation leads to inflammation and vascular pathologies, promoting endothelial dysfunction, inflammatory aging, and vascular remodeling in diseases