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The Connection Between Hydration and Mental Pressure
Not drinking enough water doesn’t just leave you thirsty and tired. New research shows that your fluid intake may directly affect how your body reacts to stress. Here’s why...
Body
Why You Should Stop Peeing in the Shower – Experts Warn of Hidden Risks
Some morning routines feel so effortless that we never stop to question them. But one particular habit, common in many bathrooms, is now under fire from doctors and health...
Vitamins and Supplements
Millions quit statins over side effects. A 154,000-person review says most are not the drug
A large review found that most symptoms people blame on statins were no more common than in patients taking a sugar pill.
Exercise
These everyday chores count as physical activity
Physical activity does not have to take place at the gym or involve going for a run. Several ordinary everyday tasks can also contribute.
Sleep
Poor sleep in the last weeks of pregnancy may raise your child’s obesity risk by age 2
Babies born to mothers who slept poorly late in pregnancy started life lighter, then overtook their peers by toddlerhood.
Body
Doctor reveals the hidden ‘red flags’ that your heart might be struggling
Many heart problems develop slowly and silently — long before they turn dangerous. A top heart surgeon has shared the warning signs that your heart could be weaker than...
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Mental Well-being
Being a teenager today is measurably harder than it was generations ago, new study shows
One in four young adults in the UK is struggling with mental health. A new independent review says the distress is genuine, not a statistical illusion.
Diseases
Scientists may finally know what triggers psoriasis – and what to do about it
A study of more than 1.1 million people has mapped why psoriasis starts.
Diseases
Your pregnancy phone habit could reach the fetal heart, a new review suggests
A systematic review of 20 studies points to changes in fetal cardiac output and a higher preterm birth risk with intensive daily phone use.
Body
New advice: How to reduce discomfort during vaccination
Fear and pain are among the most common negative experiences associated with vaccination.New clinical guidelines published in the...
Sleep
This is how long the body can take to catch up on lost sleep
Can you actually catch up on lost sleep? Research shows what happens when the body tries to recover after getting too little sleep.
Injuries and Ailments
A bargain eyelid lift abroad may cost you the ability to close your eyes
UK surgeons and the CDC are warning that bargain cosmetic surgery trips can leave patients with complications the original clinic is rarely able to fix.
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Exercise
Mind
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A rare infection during pregnancy may triple your child’s risk of autism
Most pregnant people will never encounter these infections, but a Swedish study of nearly 4 million births shows the stakes when they do.
The popular allergy and sleep pill experts say most adults should stop taking
A 2025 review in a leading allergy journal calls diphenhydramine, the top over-the-counter sleep aid, a public health hazard.
Can menopause be delayed? Here is the answer
The timing of menopause is linked to genetics, health...
8 warning signs of autoimmune disease most people mistake for stress or aging
An estimated 1 in 15 Americans lives with an autoimmune disease, yet the average patient sees six doctors over four years before getting a diagnosis.
Latest Articles
Millions quit statins over side effects. A 154,000-person review says most are not the drug
A large review found that most symptoms people blame on statins were no more common than in patients taking a sugar pill.
These everyday chores count as physical activity
Physical activity does not have to take place at the gym or involve going for a run. Several ordinary everyday tasks can also contribute.
Poor sleep in the last weeks of pregnancy may raise your child’s obesity risk by age 2
Babies born to mothers who slept poorly late in pregnancy started life lighter, then overtook their peers by toddlerhood.
Millions quit statins over side effects. A 154,000-person review says most are not the drug
A large review found that most symptoms people blame on statins were no more common than in patients taking a sugar pill.
These everyday chores count as physical activity
Physical activity does not have to take place at the gym or involve going for a run. Several ordinary everyday tasks can also contribute.
Poor sleep in the last weeks of pregnancy may raise your child’s obesity risk by age 2
Babies born to mothers who slept poorly late in pregnancy started life lighter, then overtook their peers by toddlerhood.
Being a teenager today is measurably harder than it was generations ago, new study shows
One in four young adults in the UK is struggling with mental health. A new independent review says the distress is genuine, not a statistical illusion.
Scientists may finally know what triggers psoriasis – and what to do about it
A study of more than 1.1 million people has mapped why psoriasis starts.
Your pregnancy phone habit could reach the fetal heart, a new review suggests
A systematic review of 20 studies points to changes in fetal cardiac output and a higher preterm birth risk with intensive daily phone use.