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 ·What an 18-week weight-loss intervention changed in the blood of adults with obesity and prediabetes
Clinical TrialAn 18-week weight-loss trial found a lower blood-protein composite but no significant change in measured T-cell markers. Senescent-cell clearance remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·From cellular energy to the limits of creatine as a brain treatment
Clinical TrialA 2023 review compares creatine’s brain-energy rationale with animal, human and deficiency-disorder evidence to clarify what supplementation may achieve.
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Evidence date ·How sleep continuity and daily movement tracked with memory in older adults
Peer-Reviewed PaperTracked over timeIn 88 older adults, more light activity and less nighttime wakefulness were linked to better memory scores, but the study cannot establish cause and effect.
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Evidence date ·What eight weeks of home sleep research asked of older adults with memory difficulties
Peer-Reviewed PaperTracked over timeA small observational study tested eight weeks of home sleep and thinking tasks, showing how recordings, incomplete tasks and practical support shaped participation.
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Evidence date ·What researchers can learn from better and worse sleep in older adults
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA Hong Kong cohort compares sleep scores with memory, attention and brain-health measures, while its observational design cannot show that sleep causes dementia.
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Evidence date ·Why a study of nighttime sounds includes movement and memory tests
Clinical TrialTracked over timeAn 18-month study tests sounds intended to deepen sleep, with movement, memory, imaging and biological assessments planned to examine disease progression.
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Evidence date ·Why a study of aging looks at brain waves by night and day
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA ClinicalTrials.gov study plan compares groups by age and cognitive status and replays learning-related sounds during sleep to probe memory consolidation.
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Evidence date ·Two sleep recordings linked deep-sleep loss with later dementia
Peer-Reviewed PaperTracked over timeA Framingham cohort measured deep sleep twice five years apart, then tracked dementia. See what the annual change and 27% estimate mean.
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Evidence date ·Can a sleep headband deepen sleep at home in Alzheimer’s disease?
Clinical TrialA sleep study using timed sound enrolled 13 people with Alzheimer’s disease. Seven had paired deep-sleep data; comfort and setup posed challenges.
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Evidence date ·What a fisetin study could reveal about walking with peripheral artery disease
Clinical TrialTracked over timeA proposed 34-person pilot would test fisetin against placebo and compare tissue-marker changes with changes in six-minute walking distance.