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Potential Therapeutic Role of Ketones in Alzheimer’s Disease

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Cobenfy (KarXT): A More Atypical Antipsychotic for Treatment of Schizophrenia

Cobenfy (also known as KarXT), a combination of the...

Minoxidil for Male Pattern Baldness: Lower Concentrations More Effective?

A trial comparing placebo, 5% and 10% minoxidil solution...

Caffeine Consumption Induces Reduction in Grey Matter Volume

A recent human study showed that just 10 days...

Vitamin C and Vitamin E in Diet Reduce Risk of Parkinson’s Disease

Recent research studying almost 44,000 men and women finds...

Resistance Training by Itself Not Optimal for Muscle Growth?

A recent study suggests that combining a high load...

Negative Effect of Fructose on the Immune System

New study suggests that increased dietary intake of fructose...

Potential Use for New GABA-Targeting Drugs in Alcohol Use Disorder

Use of GABAB (GABA type B) agonist, ADX71441, in preclinical...

The Genetic Ancestors and Descendants of the Indus Valley Civilisation

The Harappan Civilisation was not a combination of recently...

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