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 ·Why creatine’s role in brain energy could matter for antidepressant treatment
Review or Meta-AnalysisAn October 2024 review examines creatine added to antidepressants, differing patient responses, and why bipolar depression raises separate safety concerns.
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Evidence date ·How plant-food compounds connect gut microbes and cellular recycling
Review or Meta-AnalysisA September 2024 review connects food compounds, gut-made metabolites and experimental treatments, while showing what human aging studies actually measure.
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Evidence date ·From chamomile to goldenrod, herbal extracts changed cell survival and inflammation differently in culture
Peer-Reviewed PaperGoldenrod-treated cultures had less of an inflammatory protein but also fewer cells. These lab findings do not establish the effects of drinking tea.
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Evidence date ·How gut microbes and cells that stop dividing may influence each other
Review or Meta-AnalysisExplore the gut barrier, mouse experiments and human associations—and why targeting microbes or cells that stop dividing requires a selective approach.
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Evidence date ·Testing whether home support adds value for dementia caregivers using wearables
Clinical TrialA proposed trial will assess whether home visits plus wearable monitoring ease dementia caregivers’ burden compared with monitoring alone and usual care.
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Evidence date ·Making sense of a medicine’s memory effects and treatment benefits
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2024 mechanistic review explores how memory side effects differ from later dementia risk, and why the benefits of familiar medicines still matter.
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Evidence date ·How gut microbes could influence skin cells that stop dividing
Review or Meta-AnalysisExplore a proposed gut-to-skin pathway, what bacterial compounds and fiber changed in experiments, and why a skin-aging treatment remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·After an oxygen shortage, creatine-treated fetal sheep showed a delayed response
Peer-Reviewed PaperFetal sheep received creatine by infusion, not maternal supplements. Explore three-day oxygen changes and why brain protection remains unresolved.
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Evidence date ·How aging changes lung defenses and the prevention of severe infection
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explains how aging changes lung defenses, why adapted vaccines can help, and what biomarkers and mouse studies can tell us about infection risk.
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Evidence date ·A gel combines structural support and drug delivery in injured rat spinal cords
Peer-Reviewed PaperHow an experimental gel re-forms, releases curcumin and supports nerve insulation—and what movement tests in rats reveal about spinal cord repair.