A comprehensive review suggests screen time for infants under two may lead to developmental concerns and recommends avoiding intentional use, citing risks to bonding, language, and physical play.
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Researchers have identified a decline in phosphatidylcholine, a key lipid, as a driver of mitochondrial aging. Restoring levels through diet may reverse some age-related cellular wear.
Experts suggest focusing on social connections, diet, strength training, and sleep can significantly contribute to a longer and healthier life.
A Spanish man's persistent headaches and behavioral changes, initially suspected to be brain cancer, were ultimately diagnosed as tapeworm larvae after detailed MRI scans.
Emergency room visits related to tick bites have increased in Virginia this spring and summer compared to previous years, according to a UVA Health expert. Ticks can transmit infections and cause alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy.
As a Lyme disease vaccine nears potential approval, hunters, a demographic highly exposed to ticks, express cautious optimism and a need for more information on safety and effectiveness.
New research published in The Lancet Digital Health reaffirms that severe muscular side effects from statins are exceedingly rare, despite widespread public concern.
A significant portion of autistic adults over 60 remain undiagnosed, leading experts to call them a 'neglected generation' and highlighting the need for increased support and understanding.
The whereabouts of nearly 300 individuals who have tested positive for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo remain unknown, according to Africa's top public health official, raising concerns about community transmission.
Health officials have confirmed a human case of the Jamestown Canyon virus in Charlotte, Vermont. This marks the second consecutive year the virus has been detected in the state.