Body

New study finds hidden disease in almost all 60-70-year-olds: ‘A giant killer’

A major imaging study found silent artery disease in almost every adult in their 60s.

A widely used diabetes drug may cut your heart attack risk by more than a third

A large new study links tirzepatide to fewer heart attacks and deaths in high-risk adults.

8 warning signs of lymphoma most people mistake for a common illness

The signs look like a lingering cold. The American Cancer Society says most are not.

A new blood test catches 9 in 10 colorectal cancers – and polyps before they turn deadly

The experimental DENEB test found early cancers and precancerous polyps in an international trial published this month.

7 warning signs your acid reflux may have already changed your esophagus

Long-standing acid reflux can trigger a precancerous change called Barrett's esophagus.

New study finds hidden disease in almost all 60-70-year-olds: ‘A giant killer’

A major imaging study found silent artery disease in almost every adult in their 60s.

A widely used diabetes drug may cut your heart attack risk by more than a third

A large new study links tirzepatide to fewer heart attacks and deaths in high-risk adults.

8 warning signs of lymphoma most people mistake for a common illness

The signs look like a lingering cold. The American Cancer Society says most are not.

A new blood test catches 9 in 10 colorectal cancers – and polyps before they turn deadly

The experimental DENEB test found early cancers and precancerous polyps in an international trial published this month.

Tick-borne encephalitis: Understanding TBE and how to stay protected

TBE (tick-borne encephalitis) is a serious but rare viral infection transmitted through tick bites that can affect the brain.Here is an overview of what...

Rising acne cases seen among people in their 20s

Breakouts in your 20s are rising, with experts pointing to a mix of lifestyle, hormones and modern habits.

New study: Common IBS medication may be linked to increased mortality

New research examines the long-term use of medication for irritable bowel syndrome and points to potential risks associated with some of the most widely used treatments.

New treatment may nearly double effectiveness against aggressive breast cancer

A particular type of breast cancer has long been difficult to treat. New research now suggests that a novel method could change the situation for some patients.

New procedure may help prevent weight regain after Ozempic

A new gut-based procedure could help patients maintain weight loss after stopping popular obesity drugs.

New study: Time in nature may improve the body’s recovery

A new study takes a closer look at how daily movement in natural environments can affect the body’s ability to recover during sleep.