Jesper Bengtson
Food allergy or food intolerance? Here is how to tell the difference
One is an immune reaction that can turn deadly in minutes. The other is uncomfortable but not.
Your cardiorespiratory fitness may predict your lifespan better than your cholesterol
Cardiologists now call fitness a stronger mortality signal than most lab numbers.
Having heart disease may quietly raise your cancer risk if you’re a man
A 25-year study of more than 22,000 people finds a sharp sex gap in cancer outcomes.
8 warning signs of peripheral neuropathy most people mistake for aging
Tingling feet and an unsteady gait are not just old age. They can be nerves in trouble.
Taking ibuprofen? These habits could quietly damage your stomach and kidneys
Ibuprofen is on nearly every American medicine shelf, but common habits sharply raise its risks.
Sleeping at the same time every night may matter more than hitting 8 hours
A study of nearly 61,000 adults found consistency beat total hours slept when it came to living longer.
