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How sparkling water affects your teeth according to new research

A new study has examined how different beverages affect your teeth.

Swimming may reduce back pain by up to 50 percent, study finds

A new study suggests that swimming can reduce pain and improve daily life for people living with chronic lower back pain.

Study links unhealthy fat cells to higher diabetes risk

New research shows that the body needs healthy fat cells to keep metabolism in balance.

Could humans live to 200? Scientists have a new answer

A new study suggests the human body may have a built-in lifespan limit.

Do you use AI to count calories? New study raises doubts about its accuracy

A new study suggests that AI does not always produce accurate results.

How sparkling water affects your teeth according to new research

A new study has examined how different beverages affect your teeth.

Swimming may reduce back pain by up to 50 percent, study finds

A new study suggests that swimming can reduce pain and improve daily life for people living with chronic lower back pain.

Study links unhealthy fat cells to higher diabetes risk

New research shows that the body needs healthy fat cells to keep metabolism in balance.

Could humans live to 200? Scientists have a new answer

A new study suggests the human body may have a built-in lifespan limit.

New study: Early hearing decline may increase dementia risk

A new study from long-running U.S. cohort data suggest that even mild hearing loss could influence how the brain ages.

Study links reproductive diseases to higher depression rates

A new study shows that depression occurs far more frequently in women with reproductive disorders.

Study suggests obesity could speed up brain changes tied to Alzheimer’s

A new study suggests that obesity may accelerate early biological changes linked to Alzheimer’s.

Novo Nordisk halts Alzheimer’s trial after disappointing results

Researchers had hoped for a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s treatment, but the latest findings have created new uncertainty.

Important scientific developments of 2025

Medical research in 2025 highlighted a shift toward more accessible forms of care.

New research suggests certain foods may help reduce blood pressure

High blood pressure remains one of the most widespread chronic conditions, and even slight reductions are known to ease strain on the heart and blood vessels.