An international team of researchers, led by University of Geneva and Oxford University scientists, has been examining the ethical issues arising from human enhancement technologies.... Read more →
Today, I read a study on the association between systemic inflammation in middle age and cognitive decline 20 years later. The researchers commented that middle age... Read more →
New research has found that a hormone called irisin (see below), which is released into the circulation during physical activity, may promote neuronal growth in... Read more →
Last week, the press and social media went afire with reports, first published in Jerusalem Post, that Israeli scientists think they might have found the... Read more →
Have you noticed more people running in your neighborhood, participating in your exercise activities, or showing up at your gym? January is notorious for gym... Read more →
The Graphene Flagship project of the European Commission is announcing the development of a graphene-based implant that can record electrical activity in the brain at... Read more →
Cognigenx Clarity is the latest nootropic brain supplement scam. How do I know it's a scam? I know because there's strong evidence that it comes... Read more →
The New England Journal of Medicine, a peer-reviewed scientific journal, had some interesting omega-3 studies this month. One was the VITAL study, which investigated a... Read more →
Senolytic drugs that target senescent cells, also covered in the previous issue of Pulse, continue to make news, with the publication of the first data... Read more →
Some people assume that, as a dietitian, my children must love to eat vegetables, but each of my children have their own unique food preferences.... Read more →
