The Surprising Mouth–Brain Connection

For decades, Alzheimer’s disease has been considered purely a brain disorder — a tragic decline of memory and cognition caused by mysterious changes deep in the mind. But recent research is painting a new and startling picture: the story might actually start in your mouth.

Scientists have discovered that the same bacteria responsible for chronic gum disease, Porphyromonas gingivalis, may travel from the mouth to the brain. Once there, it can set off harmful changes that resemble — and may even cause — Alzheimer’s disease.

Why Do Vampires Drink Blood? The Science Behind Eternal Youth & New Discoveries. For centuries, vampires have been depicted as immortal beings who sustain themselves by drinking blood. But is there any scientific truth behind this myth? Recent studies suggest that fresh blood might hold surprising benefits for longevity, bone marrow health, and even dental strength. Could this explain why vampires never seem to age?

Aida’s Story: Waking Up to a New Pain

The Year is 2050. I Just Grew a New Tooth. Here's What It Was Like.

A Personal Account from the Frontlines of the Dental Revolution

If you had told me ten years ago that I’d be sitting in a dentist’s chair to grow a tooth instead of drill one, I would have laughed. But here I am in 2050, a living testament to a breakthrough that has made dentures and implants a thing of the past.