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Researchers Find Intermittent Fasting Is No Better, or Worse, Than Conventional Dieting.

Researchers Find Intermittent Fasting Is No Better, or Worse, Than Conventional Dieting.

by William Jester | Apr 2, 2026 | Community, News

Intermittent fasting – the practice of restricting eating to certain hours of the day or certain days of the week – is promoted across social media and embraced by millions of Americans. But a Cochrane systematic review of the clinical evidence finds it produces...

NJACTS Community Engagement Core Available Services

by William Jester | Apr 1, 2026 | Community, News

Virtual Community Engagement Salon The NJ ACTS CEC Virtual Community Engagement Salons bring researchers together with patients, community members and health care stakeholders to actively participate in cross-talk — to incubate ideas for engagement in the...
The Search for Autism’s Origin Heads to the Womb.

The Search for Autism’s Origin Heads to the Womb.

by William Jester | Apr 1, 2026 | Community, News

n the decades-long search for autism’s origin, researchers have tested a range of theories, some dubious – such as bad parenting – others more plausible, such as pollution. Despite billions of dollars spent on research since the first diagnosis in 1943, science has...

Scientists are still trying to identify what a healthy gut microbiome looks like, but new research may offer a clue.

by William Jester | Mar 31, 2026 | Community, News

TikTok is packed with claims that high levels of cortisol are responsible for everything from sudden weight gain to fatigue and the way your face looks. With that, it’s understandable to wonder where your own cortisol levels stand. In case you’re not familiar with it,...
Ketamine May Fight Chronic Fatigue, Study Suggests.

Ketamine May Fight Chronic Fatigue, Study Suggests.

by William Jester | Mar 30, 2026 | Community, News

Ketamine, a decades-old anesthetic and fast-acting treatment for severe depression, may also offer some people rapid relief from chronic fatigue, according to a small proof-of-concept study led by researchers at Rutgers Health and the National Institutes of Health....
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