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Do you speak multiple languages? Your brain could be significantly younger

New research points to a link between our language experience and how the brain ages.

AI can detect signs of cardiovascular disease in breast scans

Artificial intelligence can uncover new information from examinations that millions of women already undergo.

One vaccine may prevent six cancers, and one of them is rising fast in men

Many Americans think of HPV shots as protection against cervical cancer only.

Never being married may raise your cancer risk more than most people realize

A 4-million-case US analysis links never marrying to sharply higher rates of several cancers.

AI taking notes at your doctor’s appointment may be getting your medications wrong

A patient watchdog warns transcription tools are misreading drug names and diagnoses.

Do you speak multiple languages? Your brain could be significantly younger

New research points to a link between our language experience and how the brain ages.

AI can detect signs of cardiovascular disease in breast scans

Artificial intelligence can uncover new information from examinations that millions of women already undergo.

One vaccine may prevent six cancers, and one of them is rising fast in men

Many Americans think of HPV shots as protection against cervical cancer only.

Never being married may raise your cancer risk more than most people realize

A 4-million-case US analysis links never marrying to sharply higher rates of several cancers.

Young man’s cancer case highlights overlooked early symptom

A subtle symptom dismissed as harmless turned out to signal a life-threatening diagnosis in a young patient.

Do you skip the shower after exercise? Here’s how it affects your skin

Many people rush off after a run or a session at the gym, where showering may have to wait. But that can have consequences for the skin.

New study: Living with a dog may raise risk of acute asthma attacks in children

Many families with children affected by asthma have a dog, but what impact does this have on the disease? New research sheds light on this question.

Doctors warn about taking medication on an empty stomach

A simple habit many people ignore could be quietly affecting how their medication works.

How should your doctor treat you after injuries and surgery? A new blood test may provide the answer

A new blood test may give doctors important insights earlier into how patients should be treated after injuries and surgery.

Elevated blood pressure may increase risk of heart and kidney disease over time

New research reported by the Mirror suggests that even small increases in blood pressure early in adulthood could have lasting health consequences.