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BioLife Health Articles and Research
Cellular Rejuvenation: The Surprising Link Between Nature and a Longer Lifespan
A 20% lower risk of early death and a 50% boost in immune cells aren't found in a pill. They're found in the park. Here's the science you can't afford to ignore.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
Jun 2510 min read
Beyond Magnification: Why Reading Glasses Need Blue Light Protection
If you end your workday with tired eyes and a lingering headache, the problem may not be the hours you've worked, but the tool you've used to do it.
Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC
Jun 246 min read
The Human Factor: Unmasking Insider Threats in Patient Care Systems
Most people focus on external hackers. They are wrong. The deepest cuts often come from within.
Research Staff
Jun 236 min read
The Science of Facial Aging—and How to Fight Back
Ever Look in the Mirror and Wonder, "Where Did That Line Come From?" You're Not Alone!
Michelle Ryan, MHA
Jun 236 min read
Could an AI That Knows Everything About Your Health Help You Live to 150?
The AI health guardian is coming. It won't be a magic elixir, but a powerful partner.
Larrie Hamilton, MHS
Jun 195 min read
Your Best Morning Starts the Night Before
Are you tired of the pressure to be a 5 AM superstar? From rigid rules to prioritizing sleep and personal needs—not just the clock.
Amy Fisher, BA, MSW
Jun 178 min read
Decoding Nature: AlphaFold's Structure Predictions for Creating a Greener Future
AlphaFold’s groundbreaking protein predictions are unlocking nature’s secrets to engineer sustainable solutions for a greener future.
Renaldo Pool, BHSc
Jun 1719 min read
Paleo + Intermittent Fasting Updated: What the Latest Science Suggests.
How combining Paleo diet with intermittent fasting’s structured eating windows is supported by both classic and emerging research.
Jamie Sanders, MHS
Jun 177 min read
Healthcare's New Reality: Tech Transforming How We Heal
How technologies like AI, robotics, wearables, and genomic medicine are already revolutionizing healthcare access, delivery, and our very definition of well-being.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
Jun 169 min read
A Father's Heart: Lessons That Shape a Lifetime
A heartfelt reflection on the enduring and often unspoken ways fathers shape our lives through their quiet strength, everyday lessons, and love.
Research Staff
Jun 124 min read
From Cavefires to Smartphones: The Evolution of Human Sleep
Explore the history of sleep through cutting-edge research, explain why modern life disrupts our biology and learn to sleep better.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
Jun 1110 min read
Stay Ahead of Health Risks—The Ultimate Guide to Proactive Well-being
Essential, actionable steps they can take now—across lifestyle, medical, financial, legal, and psychosocial domains—prepare for and optimize their health and well-being in the years to come.
Dr. Myriam Delgado, M.D.
Jun 106 min read
Future-Proofing Your Health: The Top Fitness and Wellness Tech Trends You Need to Know
Get inspired and discover the most exciting fitness and wellness technology trends that are revolutionizing how we care for ourselves.
Jordan Carter, M.D.
Jun 94 min read
Allergy Season Doesn't Have to Overwhelm You. Supportive Steps for Better Days
When the air itself feels like a challenge, remember there's strength in shared understanding and practical support. Let's explore gentle ways to navigate allergy season together.
Amy Fisher, BA, MSW
Jun 67 min read
The Importance of Plasma Donation in Health Services
Plasma donation is a lifesaving act that fuels critical medical treatments, supports emergency care, and helps countless patients regain their health.
Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC
Jun 64 min read
The IQ Question: Exploring the Wider Landscape of "Smart"
What if the genius label is a myth, and a sky-high IQ paves the road to feeling like an outsider?
Sara Johnson, BA, Psy
Jun 57 min read
Lifelong Fitness: Calisthenics or Gym Workouts?
Calisthenics or gym workouts? Find the best path for you with a data-backed, action-igniting guide to building lifelong fitness.
Janet Anderson, MSHI
Jun 58 min read
AI vs. Humans: Who's More Emotionally Intelligent?
Most people believe emotional intelligence is uniquely human, but what if AI could also master it?
Cindy Hamilton BHSc, MPH
Jun 34 min read
The Right to Choose? Assisted Suicide and the Debate Over Dignity
The multifaceted issue of assisted suicide, examining its ethical debates, varying legal status, medical considerations, and personal impact on society.
Larrie Hamilton, MHS
Jun 34 min read
AlphaFold: Transforming Biomedical Research in Neurodegeneration, Global Health, and Therapeutics
AlphaFold is revolutionizing biomedical research by decoding protein structures, accelerating drug discovery, and unveiling disease mechanisms from Alzheimer's to malaria.
Renaldo Pool, BHSc
Jun 234 min read
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