Doctors weigh pros and cons of knowing Alzheimer’s risk early

Most doctors don't currently recommend genetic testing for Alzheimer's disease in people without symptoms, even though the vast majority of Americans say...

Most doctors don't currently recommend genetic testing for Alzheimer's disease in people without symptoms, even though the vast majority of Americans say...

Yes, your sense of smell could indeed reveal your Alzheimer's risk—and it may do so earlier than memory loss or cognitive decline appears.

Yes, a simple blood test can now identify Alzheimer's disease markers and predict symptom onset years before cognitive decline appears.

Recent breakthroughs in biotechnology are fundamentally reshaping how researchers approach disease treatment, with advances in stem cell engineering,...

The antiwar position in Congress represents a challenge to executive military power, with members from both parties arguing that presidents should face...

Younger voters overwhelmingly opposed U.S. military strikes against Iran in March 2026, with two-thirds of those under 35 saying the strikes were...

The Geneva Conventions addressed the bombing of nuclear facilities through a specific and direct prohibition.

Current data shows that long-term health risks for Iranians living near bombed nuclear sites are minimal from radiation exposure, according to the...

The risk of nuclear fallout from bombing Iranian nuclear sites varies dramatically depending on which facility is targeted, but the highest-risk scenario...

When U.S. military leadership assessed the Iran air campaign in early March 2026, they delivered a striking conclusion: the combined U.S.
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