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“One of the most frequently asked questions about alcohol is what one can do (if anything) to reduce its negative after effects. In other words, can you prevent a hangover? The short answer is no, but there are a few things that might help.”

“And although over a decade has passed since the introduction of the first epigenetic clock, scientists are still grappling with the clocks' implications for human health. Challenging questions remain, many of which center on the conundrum of DNA methylation.”

“Or another decade? Or even longer? To answer these questions, the researchers used "extreme value theory," a field of statistics focused on predicting incredibly rare events.”

“The importance of time of day for this type of intermittent fasting is still an interesting open question, especially since there’s a lot of advocacy for late eating among 16:8 advocates, however, insulin sensitivity usually declines later in the day (and is exacerbated by the production of melatonin, which has an effect of shutting off insulin secretion).”

“Dietary intake of seafood provides many vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids that play key roles in a child's neurocognitive development during pregnancy and early life. Seafood also contains mercury, a neurotoxicant. Questions remain about whether seafood consumption impairs neurocognitive development in pregnancy and childhood.”

“The participants completed a questionnaire to help identify whether they exhibited gritty personality traits. They also answered questions about whether they thought their youth sports experiences influenced their adult work ethic.”

“He has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles in the field of exercise physiology. Debunking a long-held myth Nearly 40 years ago, as a young, intercollegiate athlete, Dr. George Brooks sought answers to his questions about how to improve his athletic performance.”

“A mumps outbreak in a highly vaccinated population emphasizes the importance of vaccination to prevent spread to unvaccinated people but also raises questions about presumed lifelong immunity from childhood vaccines. Link to CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.”

“Questions remain regarding whether these differences are due to decreased susceptibility or testing and whether infected children can infect others. Findings from a recent study suggest that children are less likely to develop and spread COVID-19.”