Diseases

Millions take metformin – new study reveals effects for cancer patients

A well-known diabetes drug may have a previously overlooked effect on the body’s metabolism.

New technology on the way – could detect cancer earlier

A new type of technology may be on the way to changing how early cancer is detected.

Doctor raises concerns over cereals and juice as a daily breakfast

Breakfast cereals are a daily staple on many tables, but a doctor’s assessment raises doubts about how healthy they really are.

These nail changes may indicate underlying heart or liver conditions

Subtle changes in your nails could be an early sign of hidden heart or liver conditions.

Common signs linked to high blood pressure

Most people feel completely fine, even as this hidden condition quietly increases the risk of serious disease.

Millions take metformin – new study reveals effects for cancer patients

A well-known diabetes drug may have a previously overlooked effect on the body’s metabolism.

New technology on the way – could detect cancer earlier

A new type of technology may be on the way to changing how early cancer is detected.

Doctor raises concerns over cereals and juice as a daily breakfast

Breakfast cereals are a daily staple on many tables, but a doctor’s assessment raises doubts about how healthy they really are.

These nail changes may indicate underlying heart or liver conditions

Subtle changes in your nails could be an early sign of hidden heart or liver conditions.

Adenovirus is circulating again and cannot be treated

This virus is often overlooked, even though the vast majority of people are infected early in life.

Depressive symptoms may increase dementia risk by up to 50 percent

Six symptoms in midlife may have a greater impact on dementia risk than previously thought.

Ultra-processed foods linked to increased risk of developing Crohn’s disease

New research highlights how ultra-processed foods may be associated with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases.

New study links belly fat to higher risk of heart problems

New research shows that how fat is distributed on the body may matter more for heart health than the number on the bathroom scale.

New research finds gender gap in reading facial signs of illness

We often notice when someone does not look entirely healthy. New research shows that this ability differs between men and women.

Why stomach illness peaks in December – and what you can do about it

December is a time when people gather more frequently around food and social events. At the same time, the holiday season creates favorable conditions for the spread of infectious illnesses.