Immune reset, the new strategy for therapies for autoimmune disorders

By Viviana Cetola Reporter, Life News Today Dr John Isaacs, from Newcastle University, published a paper in Nature Reviews Rheumatology in which he discussed the groundbreaking concept that promises to revolutionise science: the immune reset. This was published on his X account by the prestigious cardiologist and science communicator, Eric Topol, who described it as the possibility of "restarting the immune system by eliminating B cells, it is like restarting a computer, to

The fall of bitcoin reopens the debate about its real impact on El Salvador's economy and daily life

By John Merolla Reporter, Life News Today The sharp fall in the price of bitcoin has once again, put the bet that El Salvador made in 2021 by making the cryptocurrency legal tender, under the magnifying glass. Today, the bitcoins held by the State are worth more than 144 million dollars less than at the end of 2025, a decrease that reflects the volatility of an asset that depends exclusively on international markets. At the end of 2025, the Salvadoran government accumulated 7

FDA clears new robotic surgery system, expanding options for prostate and kidney procedures

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Who Owns Your Doctor’s Office? Corporate Control and Its Impact on Patient Care

By Alicia Raffinengo Reporter, Life News Today The sign outside the medical office may still display a familiar physician’s name, but increasingly the owner behind the practice is not the doctor. Across the United States, insurance companies, hospital systems and investment firms have been buying private medical practices at a pace that has reshaped the structure of healthcare. Many patients continue to see the same physician in the same location, but financial control, opera

Robo Medicine

By Alexander Fernandez Life News Today, Reporter Doctors prescribe medications with the patient, not the population, in mind. Yet for millions of patients, that individualized judgment increasingly collides with insurance coverage systems where approval decisions are generated automatically, based on rules set by insurers and pharmacy benefit managers rather than by the treating physician. Each prescription reflects a complex assessment of medical history, current conditions,

Homelessness, could it happen to you?

By Alexander Fernandez Reporter Homelessness is often viewed as a personal failure or a distant crisis. Federal data, however, show it is increasingly tied to systemic breakdowns affecting a growing share of Americans. As housing costs rise faster than wages, and programs meant to move people quickly into stable housing narrow or shift, shelters are changing. Many now function less like short-term safety nets and more like long-term holding spaces, alongside steady annual inc

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Major Brands Redesign Logos and Risk Losing Loyal Customers

By Sabrina Pineda Life News Today reporter When companies redesign a beloved brand, they are making a wager about recognition. They are betting that shoppers will still identify a product instantly after its most familiar cues change. In crowded categories where decisions happen quickly, that wager carries consequences because redesigns succeed or fail at the moment of choice. Industry data suggests the odds can be harsh. Designalytics, which evaluates packaging effectiveness

The age of the electric car is over; the age of electric choices has begun

Why the condition of your United States dollars matters when entering Thailand

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Liquid I.V. Hot Chocolate

I found myself reviewing Liquid I.V. Hot Chocolate in the immediate aftermath of a January 2026 winter storm, because nothing says “professional food journalism” like chiseling yourself out of ice while questioning the tiny weather gnomes that apparently live inside your phone. Cold, sweaty and dehydrated, I decided this was less a moment for a deep dive into pre-Columbian cacao and more a moment for electrolytes. Yes, electrolytes. The same magical substances that keep your

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