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Emma Collins

@EmmaCollins

Emma Collins is a Senior Wellness & Personal Growth Writer based in Melbourne, Australia. A Monash University graduate, she writes about healthy habits, mindset, emotional wellness, and self-growth. Her work offers simple, balanced guidance for better everyday living.

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Scientists Find a Way to Fight Alzheimer’s Brain Damage Without Removing Toxic Tau

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Scientists Find a Way to Fight Alzheimer’s Brain Damage Without Removing Toxic Tau

Scientists preserved 40% more brain tissue in mice by blocking harmful immune cells, without removing toxic tau. Here's what the new research reveals.

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Does Getting ADHD Medication Through Telehealth Increase Addiction Risk? What Research Shows

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Does Getting ADHD Medication Through Telehealth Increase Addiction Risk? What Research Shows

Does getting ADHD medication through telehealth increase addiction risk? A study of 77,000 patients reveals what researchers found and who may face higher risks.

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Brain Cells Meant to Protect Your Nerves May Actually Speed Cognitive Decline, New Study Finds

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Brain Cells Meant to Protect Your Nerves May Actually Speed Cognitive Decline, New Study Finds

A new Nature Medicine study reveals how protective brain cells may contribute to cognitive decline and why existing drugs could offer future treatment options.

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Your Gut Bacteria May Reveal How Fast Your Brain Is Aging, New UCLA Study Finds

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Your Gut Bacteria May Reveal How Fast Your Brain Is Aging, New UCLA Study Finds

A new UCLA study links gut bacteria to brain aging, memory, and mood. Discover what researchers found and why more studies are needed.

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Cancer Rates Are Rising in Younger Adults, and Scientists Still Can't Fully Explain Why

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Cancer Rates Are Rising in Younger Adults, and Scientists Still Can't Fully Explain Why

A new study reveals rising cancer rates in adults under 50 despite improving lifestyle habits. Scientists investigate obesity, gut health, and hidden risk factors.

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