Jesper Bengtson
Scientists find a hidden immune pathway that could open new treatments for the deadliest lung cancer
The deadliest lung cancer has slipped past the body's defenses for decades, and researchers now think they have found a way in.
How eating dark chocolate every day may affect your heart, blood pressure and brain
A daily square after dinner feels like a guilty pleasure, but the research behind that small habit tells a more interesting story.
How eating oats every day could quietly lower your LDL cholesterol
A small daily amount of one everyday grain carries a rare regulator's stamp of approval, and newer trials keep backing it up.
The five-letter home check that catches most melanomas, and where AI now helps
Mole-mapping tools are moving into clinics, but what you notice in your own mirror is still the earliest warning.
How long should it take you to fall asleep? What sleep experts say is normal
Most people treat crashing out instantly as proof they slept well, but sleep doctors read that clue the opposite way.
Your phone already knows when you are stressed, new AI research finds
You may not notice the shift, but the way you text, tap and scroll says more about your week than you think.