Research area
Health & Longevity
Human health, disease, treatment and aging. The largest corpus area supports distinct cancer, neurological and therapeutic navigation.
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Evidence date ·How daily stress and thinking may change across a year in Seoul
Clinical TrialA Seoul observational cohort pairs phone tasks, wearable data and blood samples to study stress, thinking and inflammation across a year.
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Evidence date ·Taking creatine before cycling in the heat puts thinking and kidney responses to the test
Clinical TrialA registered human trial compares creatine with placebo during cycling in 38°C heat, measuring cognition and kidney-related urine markers without posted results.
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Evidence date ·How researchers will link Parkinson’s biology to brain networks
Clinical TrialA registered study will compare blood biomarkers, MRI networks, and clinical profiles in Parkinson’s, with no posted results in the supplied record.
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Evidence date ·A dementia-care trial compares evening music with audiobooks
Clinical TrialA dementia-care trial compares therapist-led music with audiobook listening to measure effects on sleep and behavior. No results are posted yet.
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Evidence date ·Why metformin connects cancer and aging research without proving either benefit
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2026 review explains metformin’s energy and insulin pathways, why experimental exposure matters, and how combination effects differ from metformin alone.
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Evidence date ·How wake-promoting chemicals may link sleep with Alzheimer’s protein buildup
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2026 review links wake-promoting chemicals, sleep stages and brain fluid clearance, while animal and human findings leave Alzheimer’s benefits uncertain.
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Evidence date ·Why aging muscle can grow without helping people move
Review or Meta-AnalysisA February 2026 review explains why muscle-building treatments may not restore movement, and how exercise, nutrition, and biomarkers could guide care.
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Evidence date ·When cellular recycling changes as cells stop dividing
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2026 review proposes a damage threshold that changes autophagy’s role, while neighboring liver cells may need opposite strategies.
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Evidence date ·How researchers are testing a food compound for sleep and memory
Clinical TrialA 12-week trial compares spermidine with placebo in older adults, using sleep recordings and memory tests to investigate possible benefits.
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Evidence date ·How eating, movement, and sleep may shape brain-cell recycling
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2026 review connects diet, exercise, and sleep with cellular recycling in Alzheimer’s, while human evidence leaves the brain mechanism unresolved.