HEALTH
A stroke patient revealed an unexpected link between touch and vision For decades, scientists believed that different groups of brain cells had highly specialized roles. Visual neurons were thought to process only signals from the eyes, while auditory neurons responded only to sound. That view began to change as researchers
Borax in Food? Four Everyday Items That May Contain This Harmful Additive
Food safety is a daily priority. Yet borax — a chemical meant for industrial use — is still illegally...
Are Bacteria Behind Heart Attacks? New Study Reveals a Hidden Threat in the Arteries
For decades, heart disease has been framed largely as a problem of cholesterol and lifestyle. But new...
Inside China’s ‘Youth-Blood’ Economy: The Anti-Aging Industry Kept in the Shadows
By Chen Jing, Vision Times China’s anti-aging world has long been whispered about — rumors of elite-only...
How Napping Keeps the Brain Younger: Research Shows Three Key Health Benefits
In China, there’s a familiar saying: “Skip your noon nap, fall apart by the afternoon.” A study published...
Inside China’s ‘Youth Blood’ Anti-Aging Controversy
In a previous article, we explored Yu Wenhong, a medical aesthetics figure known for “high-end anti-aging...
How to Build Inner Strength in an Ever-Changing World
We live in an era of constant change. Technology advances, the economy fluctuates, relationships become...
From Donated Organs to Harvested Lives: Inside the CCP’s Industrial Machine
By Zhang Ke, Vision Times The practice of medical organ transplantation, when done ethically, is one...
From Yu Menglong to Jet Li: How China’s Anti-Aging Craze Exposes a Hidden Network of Power and Abuse
By Vision Times TV Independent commentator Edward Wenming has released a bombshell account alleging...
Inside China’s ‘Rejuvenation’ Scandal: Rumors of Organ Transplants, Blood Replacements
By Cai Siyun, Vision Times For two months, the death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong has continued to...