Injuries and Ailments

Can the damage caused by alcohol be reversed? New study provides answers

New research shows that alcohol can increase the risk of a wide range of diseases, but can the damage be reduced?

A simple thumb test could point to hidden health risks

Experts say a simple thumb test could provide an unexpected clue about an underlying health condition that often develops without symptoms.

How to treat your sunburned skin properly

Sunburn is damage to the skin caused by excessive exposure to the sun.The condition can often be treated...

Three children die after overdosing on common allergy medication

Three children died after overdosing on a medication found in millions of homes, prompting fresh warnings from health officials and medical experts.

Kidney cancer cases are rising: Know the warning signs

Kidney cancer affects thousands of people each year, and the number of cases continues to rise. Because the...

Can the damage caused by alcohol be reversed? New study provides answers

New research shows that alcohol can increase the risk of a wide range of diseases, but can the damage be reduced?

A simple thumb test could point to hidden health risks

Experts say a simple thumb test could provide an unexpected clue about an underlying health condition that often develops without symptoms.

How to treat your sunburned skin properly

Sunburn is damage to the skin caused by excessive exposure to the sun.The condition can often be treated...

Three children die after overdosing on common allergy medication

Three children died after overdosing on a medication found in millions of homes, prompting fresh warnings from health officials and medical experts.

Research explores connection between energy drinks and liver damage

Energy drinks are often marketed as a quick way to boost focus and performance. However, research and case reports suggest that frequent and excessive...

Common reasons pain symptoms worsen at bedtime

As night falls and distractions fade, subtle aches can intensify and reveal what your body has been holding back all day.

Viagra and shingles vaccine show promise in Alzheimer’s research

Researchers are turning to familiar medicines, including Viagra and a shingles vaccine, in a bid to accelerate progress against Alzheimer’s disease.

Spain introduces new treatment for genetic ALS

A Spanish hospital has begun administering a newly approved therapy for patients with a rare genetic form of ALS.

Why some experts recommend washing feet with vinegar and salt

A simple mix from your kitchen could help refresh tired feet and support better hygiene.

Study finds four key risk factors present in most first heart attacks

New international research suggests that first heart attacks and strokes are rarely sudden, but often the result of long-standing, detectable risk factors.