Researchers say the inexpensive supplement, best known for muscle benefits, may help when cognitive demand outstrips brain energy supply — but experts urge caution and more study
Johns Hopkins researchers identify protein signatures in blood that could allow earlier detection of ALS, potentially enabling treatment before severe disability
Large US study found adults with higher life-purpose scores were 28% less likely to develop cognitive impairment over as much as 15 years, even after accounting for genetics and other factors.
Food Standards Agency issues 'do not eat' alert for 650g packs with best‑before Sept. 7; customers with egg or mustard allergies told to return product for a full refund
Researchers in Brazil report associations between consumption of aspartame, saccharin, acesulfame potassium, erythritol, xylitol and sorbitol and declines in memory, language and thinking skills
New Jersey-based Evergreen Orchard Farm withdraws Korean pear, grape and jujube juices after investigators found no record of pasteurization; recall classified as Class II and no illnesses reported
Shipment imported from Italy was not presented for mandatory U.S. reinspection because of a paperwork error, prompting concern over undeclared allergens and contamination
Analysis of nearly 14.8 million people in Taiwan, Denmark and Sweden suggests assortative mating for mental disorders, researchers say
Researchers in Valencia say the fruit, marketed as Boombites or Red Berry Grapes, contains high levels of anthocyanins and more resveratrol than blueberries; early tests suggest sugars are absorbed more slowly