Diseases
7 warning signs of Meniere’s disease most people dismiss as ordinary dizziness
Ordinary vertigo passes in seconds; Meniere's attacks can last up to 12 hours.
Body
Study of 10,000 points to difference between coffee and tea for bone health
A large study has tracked older women’s drinking habits and bone health over a ten-year period.
Diseases
Microplastics turn up in nearly every human brain. Here is what the science actually says
A 2026 Nature Health study found plastic particles in almost every brain sample tested.
Body
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.
Diseases
AI can detect signs of cardiovascular disease in breast scans
Artificial intelligence can uncover new information from examinations that millions of women already undergo.
Diseases
7 warning signs of Meniere’s disease most people dismiss as ordinary dizziness
Ordinary vertigo passes in seconds; Meniere's attacks can last up to 12 hours.
Body
Study of 10,000 points to difference between coffee and tea for bone health
A large study has tracked older women’s drinking habits and bone health over a ten-year period.
Diseases
Microplastics turn up in nearly every human brain. Here is what the science actually says
A 2026 Nature Health study found plastic particles in almost every brain sample tested.
Body
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.
How to protect yourself and others from RSV this winter
RSV can feel like a simple cold, but for some, it can lead to serious illness. Learn how you can help protect you and your loved ones.
Study shows influenza and COVID-19 linked to heart complications
A sweeping global review reveals that common viruses—from flu to COVID-19—can quietly raise the risk of heart attack and stroke, making vaccination a powerful tool for heart health.
The reasons hangovers feel so awful – and what you can do about it
Experts note that hangovers arise from tangled sleep patterns, altered hormone activity, and the body’s slow process of clearing alcohol’s leftovers.
Blood type B could hold the key to slower aging, researchers say
Research suggests that not everyone ages at the same rate. The reason might be hidden in the blood type.
Scientists explore the potential of rectal ventilation in medical emergencies
Researchers have completed the first human trial testing oxygen delivery through the intestine.
This is what happens when you stop drinking for 31 days
Taking a break from drinking for just one month can do more than help you recover from the holidays.