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Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain
Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...
Body
The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose
Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...
Diseases
Scientists discover test that could predict ALS years before symptoms appear
For families who have long dreaded the diagnosis, a few vials of blood may soon offer something they have never had before.
Tips for a Long Life
Cold showers: what the evidence actually says about the health claims
Big promises surround the plunge pool, but only a thin slice of them survives when researchers run the numbers.
Nutrition
Regular tea drinkers had 11% lower risk of heart disease
The lowest risk showed up at a surprising number of cups a day, and the way you brew your tea may matter just as much as whether you drink it.
Body
Gut researcher highlights important toilet habits – many do the opposite
Many people experience stomach and digestive problems in their daily lives, but according to a Harvard researcher, some common habits may have a greater impact than you might think.
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Diseases
Warning signs of an underactive thyroid most people mistake for burnout, aging or depression
The signs often look like everyday exhaustion, which is why many people live with an underactive thyroid for years without knowing.
Nutrition
Dietitians reveal their favorite protein sources: These are the foods they choose
Protein is essential for muscles, skin, and the body's organs. But which foods do nutrition experts choose for...
Diseases
Two types of fertility treatment linked to higher cancer rates in children
A large study has investigated whether fertility treatment can affect children's risk of developing cancer. The findings reveal differences between treatment methods.
Vitamins and Supplements
Zinc may shorten your cold, but only if you reach for it fast enough
Vitamin C, echinacea and zinc all crowd the pharmacy shelf every November, but the evidence looks very different for each one.
Diseases
8 signs your heartburn may be something more serious
The earliest signs can look so much like ordinary reflux that people live with them for years before a doctor is ever asked.
Nutrition
Signs your body is getting too much sugar, even if you think your diet is healthy
Your morning yogurt, the sauce on your pasta and that oat latte may already be pushing your body past a line it does not want to cross.
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A nutrient found in fish is linked to a 17 percent lower stroke risk
A major study involving more than 183,000 people has uncovered a promising link between a common nutrient and stroke risk.
The flu shot has changed for 2026, and here’s what you need to know
The vaccine was reformulated in response to a specific gap that opened up during last winter's flu season.
Six-month study links daily supplement to lower blood pressure and reduced arterial stiffness
A six-month trial tested a longevity powder on 61 adults, and both an immediate change and a lasting one turned up in the data.
Early warning signs of shingles that appear days before the rash
Burning or tingling on one side of the body can be your window to get treatment before the rash ever shows up.
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Scientists discover test that could predict ALS years before symptoms appear
For families who have long dreaded the diagnosis, a few vials of blood may soon offer something they have never had before.
Cold showers: what the evidence actually says about the health claims
Big promises surround the plunge pool, but only a thin slice of them survives when researchers run the numbers.
Regular tea drinkers had 11% lower risk of heart disease
The lowest risk showed up at a surprising number of cups a day, and the way you brew your tea may matter just as much as whether you drink it.
Scientists discover test that could predict ALS years before symptoms appear
For families who have long dreaded the diagnosis, a few vials of blood may soon offer something they have never had before.
Cold showers: what the evidence actually says about the health claims
Big promises surround the plunge pool, but only a thin slice of them survives when researchers run the numbers.
Regular tea drinkers had 11% lower risk of heart disease
The lowest risk showed up at a surprising number of cups a day, and the way you brew your tea may matter just as much as whether you drink it.
Warning signs of an underactive thyroid most people mistake for burnout, aging or depression
The signs often look like everyday exhaustion, which is why many people live with an underactive thyroid for years without knowing.
Dietitians reveal their favorite protein sources: These are the foods they choose
Protein is essential for muscles, skin, and the body's organs. But which foods do nutrition experts choose for themselves?Eight dietitians share their favorites and...
Two types of fertility treatment linked to higher cancer rates in children
A large study has investigated whether fertility treatment can affect children's risk of developing cancer. The findings reveal differences between treatment methods.