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Researchers test new breast cancer treatment – without surgery

Researchers have investigated whether some patients with early-stage breast cancer may be able to avoid surgery.

Four weeks of dietary changes affected biological age markers, study finds

New research suggests that dietary changes can influence the body’s biological age in a relatively short period of time.

Millions take glucosamine, but evidence remains unclear

Many people take glucosamine to reduce joint pain, but research has yet to clearly determine whether the supplement is effective.

More young people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer – these symptoms should never be ignored

An increasing number of younger people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, prompting doctors to urge people to take symptoms that are often overlooked seriously.

New study: Sleep, exercise, and mood are connected – but not in the same way for everyone

A new study has examined how sleep, exercise, diet, and mood are interconnected in everyday life.

Researchers test new breast cancer treatment – without surgery

Researchers have investigated whether some patients with early-stage breast cancer may be able to avoid surgery.

Four weeks of dietary changes affected biological age markers, study finds

New research suggests that dietary changes can influence the body’s biological age in a relatively short period of time.

Millions take glucosamine, but evidence remains unclear

Many people take glucosamine to reduce joint pain, but research has yet to clearly determine whether the supplement is effective.

More young people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer – these symptoms should never be ignored

An increasing number of younger people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, prompting doctors to urge people to take symptoms that are often overlooked seriously.

Researchers have developed AI that can predict future diseases

A new AI system may soon predict a person’s future health decades in advance. It's raising hopes for prevention, but also questions about trust and data.

Study shows nearly 60 % of meditators experience unwanted side effects

Meditation is often seen as a path to calm and clarity, but new research suggests it may also bring unexpected psychological challenges for some practitioners.

The most beautiful boys’ names in the world, according to science

Choosing the perfect name for a child is often an emotional journey. Now, science has revealed which names are considered the most beautiful.

Scientists discover a way to reverse brain aging

New research from Virginia Tech suggests that memory decline in aging may not be permanent.

Common antibiotic may help lower the risk of schizophrenia

New research hints that doxycycline may help reduce the risk of developing schizophrenia.

Study finds ultra-processed foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco

New research from the United States suggests that certain foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco, especially among older women.