Diseases

Scientists raise questions over nitrate in drinking water after dementia link found

A major study of more than 54,000 people has found that nitrate from drinking water may be linked to a higher risk of dementia, while nitrate from vegetables was associated with a lower risk.

Defibrillator may have saved Christian Eriksen’s life – here is how it works

Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's friendly match against Ukraine and was subsequently taken to hospital for further examinations.The...

First case of flesh-eating parasite confirmed

A rare discovery has raised concerns in parts of the United States. Several local authorities have already taken action.

Doctors warn: These symptoms could point to ovarian cancer

Many women experience symptoms long before an ovarian cancer diagnosis is made. Here are eight warning signs that...

New discovery could give doctors a five-year head start against lung cancer

Researchers have identified a blood signature that may predict lung cancer risk more than five years before diagnosis, raising hopes for earlier detection and prevention.

Scientists raise questions over nitrate in drinking water after dementia link found

A major study of more than 54,000 people has found that nitrate from drinking water may be linked to a higher risk of dementia, while nitrate from vegetables was associated with a lower risk.

Defibrillator may have saved Christian Eriksen’s life – here is how it works

Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's friendly match against Ukraine and was subsequently taken to hospital for further examinations.The...

First case of flesh-eating parasite confirmed

A rare discovery has raised concerns in parts of the United States. Several local authorities have already taken action.

Doctors warn: These symptoms could point to ovarian cancer

Many women experience symptoms long before an ovarian cancer diagnosis is made. Here are eight warning signs that...

Women should train harder after breast cancer surgery, new study suggests

New research indicates that women may be able to engage in more intensive exercise after breast cancer surgery than previously recommended.

Your daily cup of coffee or tea may benefit the brain

A new study suggests that daily drinking habits may affect the brain.

New colorectal cancer treatment significantly reduces recurrence

A clinical trial points to revised treatment strategies for colorectal cancer.

Researchers find a promising alternative to Ozempic using AI

Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly significant role in drug development.

New study: Naps may be linked to increased mortality

Research suggests that older adults’ daytime sleep habits may reveal underlying health problems.

Pregnant women’s blood may reveal children’s risk of asthma

New research examines how conditions during pregnancy may be linked to children’s risk of disease.