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Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Chronic Disease Through Diet and Multi-Omics Data

Discover how AI is transforming nutritional science by turning complex diet and omics data into predictive tools that reshape chronic disease prevention and personalized care.

24 Feb 2026

The Science of Appetite Control: How Hormones Regulate Hunger and Satiety

Discover how protein, fiber, carbohydrates, and fats biologically shape hunger and fullness through measurable changes in gut hormones and central appetite circuits.

24 Feb 2026

Automated phenotypic drug discovery using cell painting technology

Automated cell painting workflows enable high-content phenotypic profiling.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

Decoding BRAF inhibitor resistance through cell panel screening and bioinformatics

Integrated cell panel screening and bioinformatics analysis uncover key molecular drivers of BRAF inhibitor resistance.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

Optimizing Alzheimer’s research with APP/PS1 and 5xFAD mouse models

APP/PS1 and 5xFAD transgenic models provide distinct pathological features that guide preclinical strategy and drug development.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

ADC efficacy and safety evaluation using advanced organoid models

Organoid-based platforms enable physiologically relevant assessment of antibody–drugs.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

In vivo CRISPR screening for therapeutic target identification in xenograft models

In vivo CRISPR screening in xenograft models supports precision oncology development and translational research strategies.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

Selective PARP1 inhibitor discovery driven by translational modeling

Translational research strategies enable identification of selective PARP1 inhibitors.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

Advancing Alzheimer’s research with iPSC-derived cerebral organoid models

Human iPSC-derived cerebral organoids enable translational assessment of neuroinflammation and support preclinical evaluation of novel drug candidates.

From Pharmaron 20 Feb 2026

How Different Types of Fiber Improve Blood Sugar Control and Metabolic Health

Not all fiber works the same. Discover how viscosity, fermentation, and microbiome diversity determine whether dietary fiber truly improves metabolic health.

23 Feb 2026

Can Climate-Resilient Crops Improve Human Nutrition?

Climate-resilient crops can stabilize food production under climate stress and, when combined with biofortification, improve human nutrition by protecting both yield and micronutrient intake. However, resilience alone primarily enhances food security through income and availability pathways unless deliberate nutrient-enhancing traits are included.

23 Feb 2026

MCT Oil Benefits for Weight Loss, Metabolism, and Fat Burning

Discover how rapidly absorbed medium-chain triglycerides reshape energy metabolism, subtly increase fat burning, and influence appetite regulation, revealing what the latest human trials truly show about their role in weight management.

22 Feb 2026

How Indoor Air Quality Affects Respiratory Health in Winter and Summer

This article explains how seasonal changes in ventilation, humidity, and indoor pollutants affect cough, allergies, asthma flares, and respiratory infections.

20 Feb 2026

The Role of the Gut Microbiome in Gastrointestinal Cancer Development

From bacterial genotoxins to immune checkpoint modulation, this comprehensive synthesis reveals how gut microbes shape the molecular and immunologic landscape of gastrointestinal cancers—offering new insight into prevention, diagnosis, and precision treatment strategies.

19 Feb 2026

Why Are Respiratory Infections More Common in Winter?

Respiratory infection risk increases during winter due to a combination of environmental factors, seasonal immune changes, viral transmission dynamics, and behavioral shifts that collectively favor viral survival and spread. Understanding these interacting mechanisms enables more precise public health preparedness, vaccination timing, and preventive strategies.

18 Feb 2026

Seasonal Patterns in Autoimmune Diseases: What the Science Shows

From birth-month signatures to global climate gradients, emerging evidence indicates that seasonal light, temperature, and immune rhythms may recalibrate autoimmune risk and disease activity.

18 Feb 2026

Ovarian Aging Explained: Biological Age, Fertility, and Epigenetic Markers

Discover how emerging epigenetic clock models are reshaping our understanding of ovarian aging and revealing both the promise and current limits of predicting fertility outcomes through biological age science.

17 Feb 2026

How Heat Stress Affects the Human Body at the Cellular Level

From molecular chaperones to mitochondrial failure, discover how heat reshapes the human transcriptome and drives the biological cascade that links rising temperatures to organ injury and public health risk.

16 Feb 2026

Diet and the Reprogramming of Innate Immune Memory

This article explains how trained immunity reprograms innate immune cells through epigenetic and metabolic mechanisms and examines how dietary β-glucans from cereals and mushrooms may influence this process. It evaluates mechanistic evidence linking diet, immunometabolism, and bone marrow reprogramming while clarifying current translational limitations.

15 Feb 2026

Postpartum Hair Loss: Causes, Timeline, and When to Worry

Postpartum hair loss can feel alarming, learn what the evidence says about when shedding peaks, what may prolong it, and when it could be signaling a treatable underlying hair loss condition.

10 Feb 2026