health-science

Can a brain transplant be done in humans today? No. Whole-brain transplantation is not medically possible with current science and technology. The procedure would require reconn...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has highlighted artificial food dyes as a public health concern, arguing that some widely used color additives may pose risks that are not fully understood...

An anti aging vaccine refers to a hypothetical or early-stage approach designed to target cellular aging mechanisms, most commonly senescent cells or pathways that drive aging....

Aging in humans is a multifactorial process driven by interconnected biological mechanisms that gradually impair cellular and tissue function. The current scientific consensus,...

Who eats placenta: this question refers primarily to humans who choose to consume their own or a partner’s after childbirth, as well as some animals that ingest afterbirth for...

Flesh-eating bacteria, clinically known as necrotizing soft tissue infections, are often caused by Vibrio species and other aggressive bacteria whose apparent rise reflects bett...

While tickling is rarely fatal in healthy people, extreme or prolonged tickling can cause asphyxia, dangerous heart rhythms, or injuries that lead to death. Most deaths describe...

An examination of studies and reports on the brain of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez focuses on contrasts with a typical brain, primarily concerning chronic traumatic encepha...

The longest verified fast under medical supervision is 382 days, set by Angus Barbieri in 1965. In controlled settings with monitoring, humans have survived over 300 days withou...

Questions about Kylie Jenner stem cell therapy stem from celebrity health disclosures, cosmetic marketing, and public curiosity around regenerative treatments. This explainer de...