A study of human brain tissue and mice links reduced NRF2 activity in myelin-producing cells to nerve-fiber changes and faster cognitive decline.
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Scientists Find Hidden Driver Of Aging And A Simple Amino Acid That Fights Memory Loss In Mice
A mouse study links declining hypothalamic Menin to age-related changes and finds D-serine improved memory tests. Human benefits remain unknown.
ADHD Linked To Late-Life Dementia
A U.S. study of 187,341 adults found ADHD was associated with higher rates of mild cognitive impairment or dementia, but did not establish cause.
Diabetes Study Finds Keeping Blood Sugar Too Steady May Come At A Price
Search and news interest is spiking in a reported diabetes study suggesting keeping blood sugar too steady may carry risks. The findings are not yet verified.
Scientists Discover A Hidden Switch That Shuts Down Inflammation
Researchers identify a novel cellular mechanism that can deactivate inflammation, opening new avenues for treating inflammatory diseases.
Fact-Checking Trump’s Claims About Childhood Vaccines After Executive Order
Authorities are fact-checking former President Trump’s recent claims about childhood vaccines following his executive order on vaccine policies.
Parametron: 50S Japanese Computer That Uses Neither Transistors Nor Vacuum Tubes
A 1950s Japanese computer called Parametron operated without transistors or vacuum tubes, using a unique technology that predates modern electronics.
Tail-call Optimization In C Is Relatively Recent (2025)
C language developers confirm tail-call optimization support in 2025, marking a significant update after decades of absence.
Dubious Research Tied To Red Bull Has Shaped Energy Drink Policy
A review reveals that questionable research connected to Red Bull has impacted energy drink regulations, raising concerns over policy integrity.
Zig’s Incremental Compilation Internals
An analysis of Zig’s incremental compilation internals, exploring recent developments, technical details, and implications for developers.