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Is a beard unhygienic? Research provides a clear answer

Many people are convinced that beards are less hygienic than clean-shaven faces. However, research provides a more surprising answer.

Study suggests measles vaccine may offer protection against Nipah virus

Researchers are working to find ways in which a single vaccine or immune response can provide protection against several different viruses.

Science reveals what cold showers really do to your body

Cold showers have become a popular part of many people's wellness routines. Research shows that while some of...

Yawning for no reason? It could be an early sign of a migraine

Migraines do not always begin with a headache, and this phenomenon may be one of the earliest warning signs, according to experts.

More young people are being diagnosed with cancer – researchers may have found a possible explanation

An increasing number of people are being diagnosed with cancer at a young age. A new study now points to a possible explanation.

Is a beard unhygienic? Research provides a clear answer

Many people are convinced that beards are less hygienic than clean-shaven faces. However, research provides a more surprising answer.

Study suggests measles vaccine may offer protection against Nipah virus

Researchers are working to find ways in which a single vaccine or immune response can provide protection against several different viruses.

Science reveals what cold showers really do to your body

Cold showers have become a popular part of many people's wellness routines. Research shows that while some of...

Yawning for no reason? It could be an early sign of a migraine

Migraines do not always begin with a headache, and this phenomenon may be one of the earliest warning signs, according to experts.

Study suggests earlier signs of kidney disease may be overlooked

New research suggests that routine kidney tests may miss early warning signs unless results are interpreted in relation to age and sex.

Ultra-processed foods linked to higher death risk among cancer survivors

As survival rates for cancer continue to improve, attention is increasingly turning to the long-term health of survivors.

New study explores a method to attack cancer without harming healthy cells

Researchers have identified an approach that exploits cancer cells’ own weaknesses.

Why you cough – and how to get rid of it

A cough is not a disease in itself, but a sign of irritation in the body.

These 8 fruits may help lower your blood pressure

A dietary pattern rich in fruit can support healthy blood pressure and good blood circulation.Several fruits contain fiber, vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds that...

Diabetes during pregnancy may be linked to increased epilepsy risk in children

New research examines a possible link between diabetes during pregnancy and the risk of epilepsy in children.