• Researchers Leverage Cell Self-Destruction to Treat Brain Tumors

• Exposure Therapy to Feared Foods May Help Kids With Eating Disorders

• Smells Influence Metabolism and Aging in Mice

• Dieting: Brain Amplifies Signal of Hunger Synapses

• A Higher Dose of Magnesium Each Day Keeps Dementia at Bay

• Is Bone Health Linked to Brain Health?
• Sweets Change Our Brain

• Mediterranean Diet Associated With Decreased Risk of Dementia, Study Finds

• MIND and Mediterranean Diets Associated With Fewer Alzheimer's Plaques and Tangles

• A Good Night's Sleep May Make It Easier to Stick to Exercise and Diet Goals

• Reducing Social Media Use Significantly Improves Body Image in Teens, Young Adults

• Fructose Could Drive Alzheimer's Disease

• Sugar Is Processed Differently in the Brains of Obesity-Prone Vs. Obesity-Resistant Rats

• Study Finds Obesity-Related Neurodegeneration Mimics Alzheimer's Disease

• Why a High Fat Diet Could Reduce the Brain's Ability to Regulate Food Intake

• Supplementation With Amino Acid Serine Eases Neuropathy in Diabetic Mice

• Loneliness Associated With Unhealthful Diets and Physical Inactivity Among US College Students

• Body Dissatisfaction Can Lead to Eating Disorders at Any Age

• Study Explores Effects of Dietary Choline Deficiency on Neurologic and System-Wide Health

• How Better Planning, Behavior Regulation May Lead to Eating Less Fat

• Aware or Not Aware: You Are Affected by Food Cues Either Way
• The Nose Knows: Study Suggests It May Be Wise to Screen for Smell Loss to Predict Frailty and Unhealthy Aging

• Education About Genetic Causes of Eating Behavior Affects Attitudes Toward People With Higher Weight

• Can Diet Combined With Drugs Reduce Seizures?

• Serotonin 2C Receptor Associated With Obesity and Maladaptive Behavior

• Patterns of Lifespan Weight Gain/loss May Predict Dementia Risk

• Subcutaneous Fat Emerges as a Protector of Females' Brains
• A Mediterranean Diet Not Only Boosts Health, but Also Improves Fertility

• Research Links Common Sweetener With Anxiety in Mouse Study
• New Findings on How to Avert Excessive Weight Loss from COVID-19

• Financial Incentives Boost Weight-Loss Programs, Study Finds

• Scientists Discover Secret to Waking Up Alert and Refreshed

• Shaking Less Salt on Your Food at the Table Could Reduce Heart Disease Risk
• Mom's Dietary Fat Rewires Male and Female Brains Differently
• How Women Can Reduce the Risk of Hip Fracture

• Picky Eaters Are Put Off by Food Depending on Plateware Color

• 2型糖尿病的一个更好的模式:Nile Rat

• Finding the Solution to Obesity

• Study Finds Dieters May Overestimate the Healthiness of Their Eating Habits

• Why Late-Night Eating Leads to Weight Gain, Diabetes

• Weight Change in Early Parkinson's May Be Tied to Changes in Thinking Skills
• Manipulating Stress Response in Cells Could Help Slow Down Aging

• Cardiovascular Disease Risks the Same in Both Sexes

• Does the Mediterranean Diet Really Decrease Your Risk of Dementia?

• Gut Microbiome Plays a Role in Lifestyle's Effects on Dementia Risk

• Children and Young Adults With Down Syndrome Four Times More Likely to Have Diabetes

• Birth Weight Could Help Identify Children at Higher Risk of Psychological Issues
• More Physical Activity, Less Screen Time Linked to Better Executive Function in Toddlers, Study Finds
• Rate of Food Insecurity Skyrockets for Americans With Cardiovascular Disease
• Scientists Propose That Obesity Is a Neurodevelopmental Disorder
• Do People Who Undergo Bariatric Surgery Have a Higher Risk of Epilepsy?

• Fasting-Mimicking Diet Reduces Signs of Dementia in Mice

• Women Facing Food Insecurity Could Be at High Risk for Addiction to Highly Processed Food
• People Who Are 'night Owls' Could Have Greater Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Heart Disease Than Those Who Are 'early Birds', Study Finds

• Risk Factors for Heart Disease and Stroke Largely Similar in Men and Women Globally

• Pregnant Women With Obesity and Diabetes May Be More Likely to Have a Child With ADHD

• Eating Behaviors of Parents Play a Role in Teens' Emotional Eating

• Deep Brain Stimulation Shows Promise Against Binge Eating Disorder

• Religiousness, Spirituality Linked to Better Heart Health Among African Americans
• Insufficient Sleep in Teenagers Is Associated With Overweight and Obesity

• Circadian Clocks Play a Key Role in Fat Cell Growth

• Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods Associated With Increased Risk of Dementia

• Women Urged to Eat Potassium-Rich Foods to Improve Their Heart Health

• Individualized Eating Program Helps Dieters Lose Weight, Keep It Off

• Emotional Patterns a Factor in Children's Food Choices

• Long Term High-Fat Diet Expands Waistline and Shrinks Brain

• Thyroid Problems Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia

• Only 1 in 5 People in the U.S. Has Optimal Heart Health

• No More Binge Eating: Signal Pathway in the Brain That Controls Food Intake Discovered

• Stress Accelerates Immune Aging, Study Finds
• Study Shows People 'right Size' Portions of High-Calorie Foods

• Intriguing Connection Between Diet, Eye Health and Lifespan Uncovered
• Large Study Reveals Stark Changes in Brain Structure for People With Anorexia

• Diet Plays Key Role in ADHD Symptoms in Children
• Everyone Eats Three Extra Cheeseburgers a Day Than They Admit, Study Shows
• How Cranberries Could Improve Memory and Ward Off Dementia

• New Weight-Loss Intervention Targets Instinctive Desire to Eat

• People Choose Healthier Food When With Outsiders for Fear of Being Negatively Judged

• A Study Confirms the Relationship Between an Amino Acid Present in Diet and Depression

• A Better Diet Helps Beat Depression in Young Men

• Fecal Transplants Reverse Hallmarks of Aging

• Brain Networks Can Play Role in Weight-Loss Success

• Reducing Sedentary Time Mitigates the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases

• Intense Exercise While Dieting May Reduce Cravings for Fatty Food

• Got Food Cravings? What's Living in Your Gut May Be Responsible

• Methionine Restriction May Improve Aggressive Brain Cancer Prognosis in Children

• High Cardiovascular Risk Is Associated With Symptoms of Depression

• Concussion Worse If Fighters Rapidly Cut Weight Before Boxing and MMA Matches

• New Study Reveals That Healthy Plant-Based Diets Are Associated With a Lower Risk of Developing Diabetes

• Monkeys Routinely Consume Fruit Containing Alcohol, Shedding Light on Our Own Taste for Booze

• Babies Exposed to Cannabis in the Womb May Be at Risk for Obesity, High Blood Sugar

• Lack of Sleep Increases Unhealthy Abdominal Fat, Study Finds
• The Hidden Issue of Anorexia in Pregnancy

• Can Supermarkets Coax People Into Buying Healthier Food?
• Limiting Energy in Neurons Exacerbates Epilepsy

• Researchers Discover Intake of FDA-Approved Drug Modulates Disease Progression in Alzheimer’s Disease Model

• Chef’s Kiss: Research Shows Healthy Home Cooking Equals a Healthy Mind

• Even With Statins, High Triglycerides May Increase Risk of Second Stroke

• Robot That Seems to Convey Emotion While Reading

• Seeing Is Believing When It Comes to Health Risk and Behavior Change