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Understanding Sunscreen Safety and Effectiveness

Understanding Sunscreen Safety and Effectiveness

What did the research discover? This study investigated how zinc oxide (ZnO) affects the safety and effectiveness of sunscreen ingredients when exposed to UV light. Sunscreens are generally tested based on individual ingredients, but their stability and safety depend...

The Future of Alzheimer’s Drugs: A New Direction

The Future of Alzheimer’s Drugs: A New Direction

What did the research discover? A review of the 2024 Alzheimer's disease (AD) drug pipeline found 164 clinical trials testing 127 drugs, a decline from 187 trials and 141 drugs in 2023. The pipeline consists of: 48 trials in Phase 3 (testing 32 drugs) 90 trials in...

Daily Aspirin Use Can Increase Likelihood of Anemia in Older Adults

Daily Aspirin Use Can Increase Likelihood of Anemia in Older Adults

What did the research discover? Researchers wanted to find out if taking a small dose of aspirin every day could lead to anemia (a condition where you don’t have enough healthy red blood cells) and lower iron levels in the blood. To do this, they analyzed data from a...

Your Sleep Pattern Could Affect Your Risk of Diabetes

Your Sleep Pattern Could Affect Your Risk of Diabetes

What did the research discover? This study looked at how a person’s chronotype—whether they are a "morning person" or "night owl"—affects their risk of developing type 2 diabetes and whether lifestyle choices play a role. Researchers followed 63,676 middle-aged nurses...