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Shepherd’s Purse and Women’s Health: Abnormal Bleeding, Hormones, and More

Shepherd’s purse offers a compelling blend of hemostatic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties supported by its rich profile of polyphenols, glucosinolates, and uterotonic peptides.

25 Nov 2025

What Is Angelica Root? Benefits, Nutrition, and How It Supports Women’s Health

Discover how traditional angelica root is being reshaped by modern research, revealing promising but still emerging benefits for inflammation, circulation, mood, and women’s hormonal health.

24 Nov 2025

Is Nutmeg Good for You? Evidence-Based Benefits for Brain, Heart, and Immunity

Research into nutmeg’s chemical profile shows promising effects on neural, cardiac, and immune pathways, yet underscores that its therapeutic potential depends heavily on dose, context, and safety considerations.

23 Nov 2025

What Makes a Smart Drug? Inside the Science of Multi-Target Therapeutics

Smart multi-target drugs are redefining how we treat complex diseases by combining AI-driven discovery with mechanistic insights to deliver more effective, resilient, and personalized therapies.

25 Nov 2025

Designing a flexible cell-culture medium tailored for distinct immune-cell subpopulations

Cell-culture media solutions can support the growth, function, and expansion of targeted immune-cell subpopulations.

From ACROBiosystems 17 Nov 2025

How Oral GLP-1 Drugs Work For Weight Loss

Discover how next-generation oral GLP-1 therapies are transforming weight management by breaking through the stomach’s toughest barriers and opening the door to powerful, needle-free metabolic treatments.

18 Nov 2025

Nirsevimab for Babies: How the New RSV Protection Works

Nirsevimab is a long-acting monoclonal antibody that provides season-long protection against RSV in infants, reducing medically attended infections and hospitalizations. Maternal vaccination and nirsevimab together offer complementary strategies to protect newborns during their highest-risk months.

19 Nov 2025

Low-Protein Diets for Longevity: Benefits, Risks, and Scientific Evidence

Discover how strategic reductions in dietary protein can trigger powerful cellular repair pathways, lower pro-aging signals, and potentially extend healthspan without the demands of chronic calorie restriction.

20 Nov 2025

What is a Fecal Virome Transplant and How Does It Improve Health?

growing body of research shows that transferring tailored viral communities, rather than whole microbiota, may unlock safer and more precise ways to rebalance the gut and treat complex metabolic and inflammatory diseases.

23 Nov 2025

Can Viruses Treat Gut Disorders? The Science Behind Phage Therapy

Phage therapy is reshaping our understanding of how targeted viruses can reset the gut microbiome, offering a precise, adaptable alternative to antibiotics for hard-to-treat infections.

20 Nov 2025

Why Ultra-Processed Foods May Affect Kids’ Attention and Learning

New evidence reveals how ultra-processed foods reshape children’s brain development, mood, and attention, highlighting why shifting toward whole-food nutrition is essential for protecting cognitive and emotional health.

18 Nov 2025

Next-generation fragment screening and analysis

This article explores next-generation fragment screening and analysis technologies that enhance hit identification.

From Pharmaron 11 Nov 2025

Accelerating protein degrader discovery with the direct-to-biology workflow

Discover how D2B technology accelerates targeted protein degrader development by integrating rapid synthesis, screening, and biological evaluation.

From Pharmaron 11 Nov 2025

Oral GLP-1 Pills for Weight Loss: How Orforglipron Works

Orforglipron is an emerging oral small-molecule GLP-1 receptor agonist that offers glucose-lowering and weight-loss without injections. Clinical trials show meaningful reductions in A1c and body weight, positioning it as a potential next major therapy after semaglutide.

17 Nov 2025

What Are Advanced Glycation End Products and Why They Matter

Advanced glycation end products arise from nonenzymatic reactions between sugars and proteins, contributing to oxidative stress, inflammation, and chronic disease. Dietary patterns, cooking methods, and clinical monitoring strategies can reduce AGE burden and help mitigate metabolic, cardiovascular, and neurodegenerative risks.

16 Nov 2025