Sitting Too Much Could Kill You, Even After a Heart Scare, Study SaysAccording to a study, a sedentary lifestyle has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death.
Experts Say Tea, Apples, and Cocoa Might Be the Secret to Lower BPResearch finds that 'flavan-3-ol' in tea and chocolate can lower blood pressure in patients with hypertension.
New Study Says Everyday Plastic Could Be Wrecking Your SleepA study shows that chemicals in plastics can disrupt sleep and harm health, similar to caffeine's effects on the body's internal clock.
Your Morning Coffee Might Actually Be Helping Your BonesDrinking coffee daily may reduce osteoporosis risk, with moderate consumption improving bone health according to recent studies.
High School Athletes With ADHD Face Slower Concussion RecoveryHigh school athletes with ADHD take longer to recover from concussions, requiring tailored support for safe return to activities.
Big Study Links High Poultry Intake to Higher Cancer and Death RiskA study links high poultry consumption to increased cancer risk and mortality, urging caution in dietary guidelines.
Sleep Deprivation Triggers Heart-Harming Inflammation, Research ShowsSleep deprivation activates pathways increasing heart disease risk, highlighting the crucial role of rest in cardiovascular health.
Scientists Find a New Reason to Snack on WalnutsA study reveals urolithin A from walnuts reduces inflammation and cancer cell growth, highlighting walnuts' health benefits.
Gencurix’s New Test Spots Breast Cancer Mutation with 96.8% AccuracyGencurix's Droplex ESR1 Mutation Test shows 96.8% reliability for breast cancer diagnosis, aiding in early mutation detection and treatment.
New Research Links These Grocery Store Staples to Type 2 DiabetesA recent study has uncovered a link between the consumption of products with additives and preservatives and an increased risk of diabetes.
It’s Not Just Depression: Personality Disorders Linked to Highest Suicide RiskSchizophrenia may surpass depression in suicide risk; personality disorders significantly elevate this risk, highlighting urgent treatment needs.
Study Finds Missing Gut Bacteria in Parkinson’s and IBD PatientsNew research links inflammatory bowel disease to Parkinson's disease, revealing reduced beneficial gut bacteria in affected patients.
Parkinson's Puzzle: Study Explains How PINK1 Gene Fights Cell DamageA study on the PINK1 gene reveals its role in Parkinson's disease, aiding mitochondrial protection and removal of damaged cells.
New Study: Daytime Drowsiness Could Raise Dementia Risk by 100%A study links daytime fatigue to higher dementia risk, revealing sleep patterns as predictors of cognitive health.
Back Pain Fixes? Study Says Most Non-Surgical Treatments Are UselessA study reveals that many non-surgical treatments for lower back pain may not be effective, highlighting the need for better research.
Strength Training Proves Most Effective Treatment for Insomnia in the ElderlyStrength training effectively treats insomnia in the elderly, improving sleep quality more than other exercise forms, according to research.
Colon Cancer Risk Soars on Low-Carb, Low-Fiber Diet, Says New ResearchA low-carbohydrate, low-fiber diet increases colon cancer risk, while a high-fiber diet may help lower it, according to new research.
Microplastics Found to Raise Risk of Cognitive Decline, Mental DisordersMicroplastics in water may increase risks of mental and physical disorders, with higher concentrations linked to cognitive decline.
Study Shows Volunteering Just One Hour a Week Can Slow the Aging ProcessVolunteering just one hour weekly can slow aging, with greater benefits seen at four hours, enhancing physical and mental health.
Premature Babies May Have a Surprising Advantage: Lower Risk of Heart DiseaseA study reveals that premature babies may have lower cardiovascular disease risks and depression rates as adults, challenging stereotypes.
Sitting Too Much Could Kill You, Even After a Heart Scare, Study Says According to a study, a sedentary lifestyle has been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death.
Experts Say Tea, Apples, and Cocoa Might Be the Secret to Lower BP Research finds that 'flavan-3-ol' in tea and chocolate can lower blood pressure in patients with hypertension.
New Study Says Everyday Plastic Could Be Wrecking Your Sleep A study shows that chemicals in plastics can disrupt sleep and harm health, similar to caffeine's effects on the body's internal clock.
Your Morning Coffee Might Actually Be Helping Your Bones Drinking coffee daily may reduce osteoporosis risk, with moderate consumption improving bone health according to recent studies.
High School Athletes With ADHD Face Slower Concussion Recovery High school athletes with ADHD take longer to recover from concussions, requiring tailored support for safe return to activities.
Big Study Links High Poultry Intake to Higher Cancer and Death Risk A study links high poultry consumption to increased cancer risk and mortality, urging caution in dietary guidelines.
Sleep Deprivation Triggers Heart-Harming Inflammation, Research Shows Sleep deprivation activates pathways increasing heart disease risk, highlighting the crucial role of rest in cardiovascular health.
Scientists Find a New Reason to Snack on Walnuts A study reveals urolithin A from walnuts reduces inflammation and cancer cell growth, highlighting walnuts' health benefits.
Gencurix’s New Test Spots Breast Cancer Mutation with 96.8% Accuracy Gencurix's Droplex ESR1 Mutation Test shows 96.8% reliability for breast cancer diagnosis, aiding in early mutation detection and treatment.
New Research Links These Grocery Store Staples to Type 2 Diabetes A recent study has uncovered a link between the consumption of products with additives and preservatives and an increased risk of diabetes.
It’s Not Just Depression: Personality Disorders Linked to Highest Suicide Risk Schizophrenia may surpass depression in suicide risk; personality disorders significantly elevate this risk, highlighting urgent treatment needs.
Study Finds Missing Gut Bacteria in Parkinson’s and IBD Patients New research links inflammatory bowel disease to Parkinson's disease, revealing reduced beneficial gut bacteria in affected patients.
Parkinson's Puzzle: Study Explains How PINK1 Gene Fights Cell Damage A study on the PINK1 gene reveals its role in Parkinson's disease, aiding mitochondrial protection and removal of damaged cells.
New Study: Daytime Drowsiness Could Raise Dementia Risk by 100% A study links daytime fatigue to higher dementia risk, revealing sleep patterns as predictors of cognitive health.
Back Pain Fixes? Study Says Most Non-Surgical Treatments Are Useless A study reveals that many non-surgical treatments for lower back pain may not be effective, highlighting the need for better research.
Strength Training Proves Most Effective Treatment for Insomnia in the Elderly Strength training effectively treats insomnia in the elderly, improving sleep quality more than other exercise forms, according to research.
Colon Cancer Risk Soars on Low-Carb, Low-Fiber Diet, Says New Research A low-carbohydrate, low-fiber diet increases colon cancer risk, while a high-fiber diet may help lower it, according to new research.
Microplastics Found to Raise Risk of Cognitive Decline, Mental Disorders Microplastics in water may increase risks of mental and physical disorders, with higher concentrations linked to cognitive decline.
Study Shows Volunteering Just One Hour a Week Can Slow the Aging Process Volunteering just one hour weekly can slow aging, with greater benefits seen at four hours, enhancing physical and mental health.
Premature Babies May Have a Surprising Advantage: Lower Risk of Heart Disease A study reveals that premature babies may have lower cardiovascular disease risks and depression rates as adults, challenging stereotypes.
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