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Meal Timing Linked to Health and Longevity in Older Adults

A long-term study finds that later breakfasts and shifting meal schedules may signal health risks and shorter lifespan.

Meal Timing Linked to Health and Longevity in Older Adults

Why Labeling Breast Milk by Time of Day Could Help Babies Sleep

A Rutgers study finds that hormones in breast milk shift over 24 hours, suggesting babies may benefit when expressed milk is fed at the same time it was pumped.

Why Labeling Breast Milk by Time of Day Could Help Babies Sleep

Why Mental Health Care Needs a Bigger Dose of Nutrition

A major new report urges mental health services to make diet, exercise, sleep and other lifestyle changes a core part of treatment, not an afterthought.

Why Mental Health Care Needs a Bigger Dose of Nutrition

That Late-Night Coffee Might Make You More Reckless, Study Finds

New research in fruit flies suggests caffeine at night could mess with impulse control, especially in females.

That Late-Night Coffee Might Make You More Reckless, Study Finds

AI Helps Decode the Gut Microbiome — One Bacterium at a Time

A new tool from Japan uses artificial intelligence to uncover which gut microbes may be driving key changes in your health.

AI Helps Decode the Gut Microbiome — One Bacterium at a Time

Does Cheese Give You Nightmares? Science Says Maybe

New research links lactose intolerance with disrupted sleep and disturbing dreams, suggesting what you eat before bed might affect more than just digestion.

Does Cheese Give You Nightmares? Science Says Maybe

Eating More Produce May Improve Your Sleep — Fast

New data shows effects can appear in under 24 hours.

Eating More Produce May Improve Your Sleep — Fast

Can an Avocado a Day Help You Sleep Better?

New analysis links daily avocado consumption to longer sleep, an often-overlooked part of heart health.

Can an Avocado a Day Help You Sleep Better?

Restrictive Diets Linked to Higher Risk of Depressive Symptoms

New study finds restrictive eating patterns may raise depression risk, particularly in men and people with higher BMI.

Restrictive Diets Linked to Higher Risk of Depressive Symptoms

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