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New study suggests why coffee may support healthy aging

A new study offers a possible explanation for why coffee is often associated with better health.

Two new treatments can help patients with rare blood cancers

A new decision could offer hope to patients with rare forms of cancer.

The source of caffeine may be crucial for heart health, new research shows

New research suggests that caffeine does not affect the heart in the same way across all sources.

New report: One in three people cannot afford a healthy diet

A new UN report shows that hunger is declining worldwide, but at the same time, billions of people still cannot afford to eat a healthy diet.

Dark chocolate may help you at the gym – without eating it

Researchers have investigated whether certain scents can influence both performance and appetite during strength training.

New study suggests why coffee may support healthy aging

A new study offers a possible explanation for why coffee is often associated with better health.

Two new treatments can help patients with rare blood cancers

A new decision could offer hope to patients with rare forms of cancer.

The source of caffeine may be crucial for heart health, new research shows

New research suggests that caffeine does not affect the heart in the same way across all sources.

New report: One in three people cannot afford a healthy diet

A new UN report shows that hunger is declining worldwide, but at the same time, billions of people still cannot afford to eat a healthy diet.

New poll: Majority of Americans doubt White House transparency on Trump’s health

A new opinion poll shows that many Americans do not trust the White House's statements about the president's health.

New research: Gut bacteria may influence your weight

New research suggests that the bacteria in the gut may influence several of the body's functions.

Do school mobile phone bans work? New data provides the first answers

Many schools have introduced mobile phone bans to improve students' well-being, but do they actually work?

New finding: Birth control pill use linked to healthier brains

Researchers have investigated whether hormone exposure throughout life may influence brain health many years later.

Europe swelters: Hundreds of deaths linked to the heat

Extreme temperatures are sweeping across Europe, with scientists warning the worst may not be over.

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.