Hormone Replacement Therapy May Be Key to Restoring Immunity in Menopausal Women
By Irene Yeh Menopause typically occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, preceded by a 10-year-long peri-menopausal phase. Symptoms include hot flashes, joint pain, fatigue, and brain fog—all of...
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ALS and MS May Be Influenced by Environmental Factors
By Irene Yeh While ALS and MS have different prognoses and pathological markers, they are both incurable neurodegenerative diseases that have devastating impacts on both patients and families—and they are...
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Ketogenic Diet Shows Long-Lasting Impacts on Metabolic Health
By Irene Yeh The ketogenic diet has gained popularity for weight loss and managing conditions, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes. There have also been speculations that a ketogenic...
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Psilocybin Being Investigated as an Anti-Aging Agent
By Deborah Borfitz A large segment of the population holds negative views towards psychedelics, even in therapeutic contexts. Up until a few years ago, those people included Kosuke Kato, Ph.D.,...
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How Instacart is Providing Food Accessibility and Affordability
By Irene Yeh In June, Food as Medicine 2025 kicked off their fifth annual conference in Chicago. A healthy diet consisting of a wide variety of nutritious foods is the...
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Many Trials Testing Psychedelics for Treating Substance Abuse Disorders
By Deborah Borfitz A resurgence of research interest in psychedelics over the past 25 years might soon see compounds like psilocybin, otherwise known as “magic mushrooms,” finally having their day....
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