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Maria Azzurra Volpe

Maria Azzurra Volpe

Life Reporter at Newsweek - London Bureau

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  • Nature & Wildlife
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Recent Articles

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Most Women’s Health Records Are Missing This Key Detail, Study Finds

A surprising gap in medical records could be hiding crucial clues about women's health—and researchers say the fix may be simple.
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Voice Changes May Be an Early Sign of Dementia, Study Finds

Subtle changes in speech may reveal clues about future brain health, but experts say the finding raises questions—not a diagnosis.
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Alzheimer’s May Begin 7 Years Before Brain Scans Detect It

Alzheimer’s May Begin 7 Years Before Brain Scans Detect It
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Major Study Finds Key Difference in Bowel Cancer Before 50

Researchers uncover clues that could change how doctors understand and treat bowel cancer cases in younger adults.
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Blood Pressure Treatment Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds

A major trial hints that better blood pressure control may offer an unexpected benefit for brain health.
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Common Medications May Change Your Gut for Years After You Stop Tak...

New research suggests some drugs leave a lasting microbial fingerprint—raising surprising questions about what your gut remembers.
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When You Eat Breakfast May Matter More Than You Think, Study Finds

A new study found surprising links between meal timing and longevity. But one eating habit stood out in ways researchers didn’t expect.
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Researchers Uncover New Lifestyle Factor That Could Affect Alzheime...

A surprising twist in the dementia research suggests that where and why you move may matter more than experts once thought.
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Overlooked Body Function May Predict Faster Alzheimer’s, Study Finds

A hidden health marker may help explain why some people face faster brain changes, pointing to a new path for earlier detection.
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A common food packaging plastic was thought harmless. It may contri...

New research suggests a surprising everyday exposure could quietly amplify the effects of an unhealthy diet.
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Scientists Find Hidden Alzheimer’s Brain Buildups That May Appear E...

A hidden process inside brain cells may reveal new clues about how the disease begins and what comes next with new research.