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In 2018, science crossed a line once thought untouchable. The first genetically edited children were born. A secret experiment. A global scandal. 6-7 years later, one question still remains — where are the CRISPR babies now?

Children born during the COVID-19 pandemic are showing striking differences in cognitive development compared to those born before. Could lockdowns, reduced play, and social isolation have rewired an entire generation? Discover what the research reveals.

What if your guilty pleasure was also a brain booster? Long celebrated as the “food of the gods,” chocolate may sharpen memory and guard against cognitive decline. A simple treat with surprising power — read more to find out.

- Nearly one third of the planet is infected with a parasite that affects the brain and pushes people toward impulsive and risky...

In the wards, where silence feels heavy, laughter sometimes breaks through. Is it relief, ritual, or risk? This piece looks at how wit travels through medicine’s most difficult spaces — and what it reveals about those who heal.

-In 2023, a study showed that combining multiple blood biomarkers with machine learning algorithms significantly improved detection rates...

a sweet bite, an instant high… but beneath the rush, chaos brews. blood sugar spikes, insulin surges, and before you know it — energy crashes, cravings rise, mood twists. is that candy really fueling you, or fooling you?

Dreams are vivid, sometimes pleasant, sometimes disturbing. Scientists question whether they are hidden messages that support healing, or just fleeting fragments of imagination. This blog explores what research says, theories of dreaming, and their possible role in modern therapy.

From all-nighters to drowsy mornings, sleep deprivation has become a silent companion for many college students. But what is it really costing them? Read more to find out.

Just before death takes your hand, what if it gave you one last wish? To remember your long-lost life. For patients lost to dementia and other mental disorders, this fleeting return of clarity — called terminal lucidity — is the mind’s final spark before darkness.

Ever felt alive yet somehow dead inside? Walking Corpse Syndrome is a rare disorder where your brain convinces you that your organs are decaying, your blood has dried up, or you no long exist at all. This eerie phenomenon intertwines neurology and psychiatry, blurring the lines between the living and the dead.

Voices echo. People shift. The line between reality and fantasy almost indecipherable. The brain’s most elusive disorder wrecks both mind and soul. Could the body’s silent messengers shape the mind’s deepest mysteries?

You wake up in the dark. Your eyes are open, you can see your room, but you can’t move. Something’s in the corner, watching. Your heart races; but your body won’t listen…

Poison, a word we love to use but rarely understand. Why does a snake's venom kill you, and which plants that are found around you can give you a one way ticket to the afterlife, and how do they do it?

Why does the brain’s own energy system sometimes turn against it? In Alzheimer’s, tiny sparks called free radicals slowly eat away at the brain’s wiring. Antioxidants are meant to be the body’s shield, but are they strong enough to fight back? Dive into the science of oxidative stress and discover why understanding this hidden battle could be the key to protecting our memories, movements, and minds.

Parkinson’s disease challenges millions worldwide, but the story of its treatment is both inspiring and evolving. from L-DOPA’s groundbreaking role to the double-edged impact of dopamine antagonists, explore how modern medicine battles motor decline and balances side effects.

What if having a child didn’t just mean two parents, but three? Discover how UK scientists are rewriting assisted reproductive technologies with mitochondrial replacement therapy. Eight babies born, one breakthrough, and a future free from devastating genetic disease.

For decades, birth control has primarily been a woman's burden. Could a breakthrough pill for men, which is hormone-free, reversible, and in human trials, change the game forever, reshaping the way we share the responsibility for contraception?

Behind every heartbeat during exercise, something remarkable happens—blood rushes, chemicals surge, and the brain begins to change. But what exactly transforms? Discover the unseen science of how movement awakens memory, sharpens focus, and shields the mind from decline.

From morning cups of coffee to midnight energy drinks, is your body really responding to these stimulants in a beneficial way? Or are we mistaking the rising addiction of energy drinks and caffeine as just another normal habit? This blog covers what counts as an addiction, signs of caffeine addiction amongst youth, the potential risks of long term use, what the experts around the world say and addiction if so, what measures are being taken by certain governments to reduce int