New research suggests that cells known to rebuild skin after injury — called fibroblasts — may pull double duty, also clearing out damaged tissue in burns and other wounds to make room for new skin. Researchers at Boston University and Harvard University uncovered this cellular capability by simulating both cuts and burns in a miniature … Read more

A recently published study demonstrated the bioavailability and safety of the curcumin ingredient BioTurm from NuAxon Bioscience.1 BioTurm does not contain piperine (Piper longum), which is used to enhance absorption, a press release from NuAxon Bioscience explained, adding that higher doses of the extract can result in gastrointestinal discomfort for consumers.2 Curcumin, the primary active … Read more

Tada Images/Shutterstock Aldi is entering 2026 with significant momentum. The discount grocer has never been shy about its focus on quiet efficiency. Though it may lack features like a loyalty program or consistent product lines across stores, Aldi has slowly built a devoted following. This upcoming year, … Read more

3. Queue Up a Stream of Laugh-Out-Loud Films Experts believe that laughter actually stimulates processes in your brain that counter depressive symptoms. [6]  And because chuckling is downright contagious, invite some family or friends to join your comedy movie night and share the popcorn. While it’s not recommended to stare at your screens 24/7, a … Read more

This baked ziti recipe is the easiest way to feed a crowd! Saucy, cheesy, comforting, and flavorful, this fuss-free pasta is always a hit. This baked ziti recipe features layers of saucy pasta, creamy ricotta, and melty mozzarella cheese. Easy to assemble and always a hit, it’s one of my go-to recipes for feeding a … Read more

Christmas is a whirlwind of present-buying, food-ordering, gift-wrapping and party-going – and it’s hard to remember every last detail To help you out, we’ve drawn up a list of items that are easy to forget but will make things a little bit simpler come Christmas Day. See our Christmas menu ideas for recipe inspiration, from … Read more

Mononucleosis (commonly known as mono or the “kissing disease”) is an illness that may be more prevalent than most people realize. It’s usually caused by the extremely widespread Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) . (1, 2 ) In most cases, people recover from a bout of mono without any long-term effects. Usually medications will not help speed … Read more

In a recent press release1, PhytoGaia, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with a Contract Research Organization (CRO) and led by veterinary researcher in Malaysia who will be orchestrating a controlled eight-week clinical study investigating oral supplementation of PetGaia on skin and coat health in dogs. The study will be looking into … Read more

Key Takeaways This blog explores 10 fitness trends to look for in 2026 and beyond. Read on for expert insights into: Artificial intelligence Better integration of data from fitness trackers Recovery methods Menopause Healthspan and longevity … Read more

Pharmaceutical drugs can save lives, but taking these medications as prescribed—especially among those with chronic conditions—can be challenging, for a variety of different reasons. Improving medication adherence could reduce unfavorable health outcomes, hospitalizations, and preventable deaths, while simultaneously reducing health care costs by up to $300B annually in the United States alone. One potential way … Read more