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The lack of clean water is increasing global hunger and "dangerous diets."

An international survey involving 121 countries and approximately 124,000 people has revealed that individuals who lack access to clean drinking...

Symptom Search Shifting from Google to ChatGPT? The Assurance and Risks of AI Health Consultation

According to a survey conducted by EY in Germany, 54% of respondents have recently used AI, and 23% used it to obtain health information before...

Cells once thought to be the culprits of aging might actually be allies in longevity.

The latest review on senescent cells, also known as "zombie cells," which have been known as a cause of aging and chronic inflammation,...

Is "Living Intelligence" the Next Step After AI? — The Future Seen Through Brain Cell Chips Playing 'Doom'

Cortical Labs in Australia has made approximately 200,000 human brain cells cultured on a silicon chip play the classic 1990s shooting game...

A "New Door" in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment: The Impact of an Oral Medication that Doubled Survival Time

A clinical trial result that could mark a significant turning point in pancreatic cancer treatment has been announced. Revolution Medicines'...

117-Year-Old's Cells Were Still Young? Longevity Clues Found Inside a Supercentenarian

A research team analyzed the body of Maria Branyas, who lived to be 117 years and 168 days old, from multiple perspectives including her genome,...

The Smart Home Revolution Protecting the Independence of the Elderly — How Far Have Monitoring, Conversation, and Mobility Support Progressed?

The desire to continue living in a familiar home even in old age remains strong. The Washington Post highlighted four areas: medical alerts, smart...

A New Understanding of Heart-Healthy Eating: Neither "Low-Carb" Nor "Low-Fat"

Which is better for the heart: a low-carbohydrate diet or a low-fat diet? A large-scale study that tracked approximately 200,000 people over about...

A Cold Reception to Trump's Grocery Appeal: The Discrepancy Between "Affordability" in Numbers and Real-Life Experience

President Trump claimed on social media that he is "making food affordable," citing price drops in certain items like avocados, eggs, and...

The shift away from traditional cigarettes is accelerating in the United States, and voices on social media are already saying, "Next is the vape issue."

The adult smoking rate in the United States has reached a record low, with about 9% of adults, or 1 in 11, identifying as current smokers in 2025....

80% Taken by AI, the Last 20% Held Only by Humans

AI is not replacing much of knowledge work but is instead speeding up repetitive tasks and preliminary work. However, the interpretation of...

Immortal Sea Creatures? Sea Cucumber Tissues That Don't Die Even When Separated ─ A Marine Discovery That Challenges the Definition of "Living"

It has been reported that a detached tissue of a type of sea cucumber, Psolus fabricii, living in the North Atlantic, survived for more than three...

"Will Prices Skyrocket in a Few Weeks!?" Global Oil Reserves Reach Their Limit Due to the Strait of Hormuz Blockade: Will Gasoline Prices Soar Again?

Exxon Mobil executive Neil Chapman warned that the Middle East conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could cause global oil inventories...

Appetite, Addiction, Dopamine - How GLP-1 Drugs Might Change the Human Sense of "Wanting"

GLP-1 drugs have been known for slowing gastric movement and enhancing the feeling of fullness. However, new research suggests that oral small...

Longevity is No Longer Just Philosophy: The "Body of the Future" Sold by Wearables and Biotech

The American publication STAT depicted the scene at the longevity conference "Vitalist Bay" held in Berkeley, illustrating how the...

Even printing 1 billion cards a year can't meet the demand — What's happening in the Pokémon card market?

The cumulative production of Pokémon trading cards exceeded 85 billion by March 2026, with approximately 10 billion added in just the past year....

The Option of Bariatric Surgery Gaining Renewed Attention in the "Era of Weight Loss Medication"

As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic gain attention as a leading treatment for weight loss, a study by research teams including NYU has reported that...

Rejuvenating the Brain? Astonishing Nasal Spray Revives Memory

A research team from Texas A&M University reported that administering extracellular vesicles derived from human iPS cell-derived neural stem...

What Does Space Do to the Human Body? - The Sudden Loss of Speech Experienced by a Veteran Astronaut

Veteran NASA astronaut Mike Fincke experienced a medical issue during his stay on the International Space Station, where he suddenly became unable...

Changes in U.S. Obesity Rates: Rapid Expansion of GLP-1 Drugs as a Possible Factor

As prescriptions for GLP-1 medications surge in the United States, new data indicating a slight decline in obesity rates is garnering attention....

Your Brain is Working Even During Breaks: The Scientific Reason Why "Doing Nothing" Time is Not Wasted

Despite accounting for only about 2% of body weight, the human brain consumes approximately 20% of the body's total energy. Moreover, the...

"Is Making Them Laugh the Best Education? The Science of 'Laughter' that Nurtures Children's Brains"

Children's laughter is not just a fun reaction; it plays a crucial biological role in brain development, stress relief, memory, and...

A Famous Texas BBQ Joint Disappears ─ Rising Beef Prices Transform the "Land of Meat" America

The surge in beef prices in the United States continues to severely impact steakhouses and Texas barbecue joints. This situation is driven by...

Even Google Can't Keep Up: Security in the AI Era Has Become a "Second-by-Second" Battle

As AI adoption spreads across companies, security measures are not keeping pace. TechCrunch reported that Francis de Souza, COO of Google Cloud,...