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Legal psilocybin sessions show promising mental health results
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (1237+ words) Oregon psilocybin services enrolled 346 adults for three months, and their depression, anxiety and PTSD scores fell steeply and stayed down. In Oregon, any adult 21 or older can book a supervised psilocybin session at a licensed service center. The client pays…...
Neuron regeneration offers a different way to target Alzheimer’s
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1047+ words) Alzheimer's drugs can slow damage, but they can't replace lost brain cells. A new approach to neuron regeneration could change that. The Alzheimer’s drugs approved so far go after sticky protein deposits in the brain, and the best of them…...
America is swapping synthetic food dyes for ‘natural’ ones, but the data suggest that it won’t have an impact on public health
2+ week, 1+ day ago (920+ words) A French study of 108,000 adults links food coloring additives, including cola's caramel color and popular natural dyes, to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes. A French study of more than 108,000 adults has linked food coloring additives to higher type 2 diabetes…...
Toxic chemicals from old products are still spreading across Europe
2+ week, 3+ day ago (921+ words) Flame retardants banned across Europe decades ago are still turning up in the environment, from industrial areas to remote Arctic and alpine regions. Some chemicals do not disappear after governments ban them. A sweeping new review found that flame retardants…...
Flight crews rank highest among U.S. jobs for radiation-related cancer deaths
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1305+ words) Pilots and flight attendants had the highest share of radiation-linked cancer deaths among 503 U.S. jobs, yet exposure is not routinely tracked. In the U.S., federal rules limit and monitor radiation exposure for workers who handle radioactive materials. Those protections don’t extend to…...
The FDA is targeting food dyes over concerns beyond cancer
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1170+ words) Health concerns about food dyes go beyond cancer, with studies linking them to attention and hyperactivity in some children. Federal rules on food color were written to catch chemicals that cause cancer. Yet cancer isn’t what’s driving the current phaseout....
Older adults in some countries start losing their independence a decade earlier than others
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (1154+ words) Older adults in Brazil begin struggling with everyday tasks about ten years before Europeans of the same age. Paying the bills, keeping track of the pills and getting to the store are what independent living comes down to. In every…...
Wealth can separate physical independence by as much as 20 years
3+ week, 13+ hour ago (940+ words) Two people can be the same age but function decades apart. A study of 31,000 adults found wealth was strongly tied to physical decline. Walking to the store, getting dressed, climbing the stairs – the basics of an independent life all get…...
Cheap groceries may come with a hidden health cost
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1017+ words) A new study links greater access to dollar stores with higher rates of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, and other health problems. Public health discussions often treat food access as a question of distance. Yet distance alone does not reveal…...