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How many cups of coffee could benefit your liver? New study has the answer
A large study suggests that coffee may be linked to a lower risk of serious liver disease.
Mental Well-being
Skin problems may be affecting more than your appearance
Many people experience health challenges at some point in their lives that can have a significant impact on their daily lives.
Body
Goodbye to cavities? New gel shows promising results
Researchers have developed a new gel that could help rebuild damaged tooth enamel.
Body
Low iron levels during blood donor screening revealed cancer
A blood test led to a series of examinations that revealed a serious illness.
Mental Well-being
New research: Longer parental leave may benefit fathers’ mental health
A Swedish study suggests there is a link between the length of fathers' parental leave and their mental well-being.
Body
How many cups of coffee could benefit your liver? New study has the answer
A large study suggests that coffee may be linked to a lower risk of serious liver disease.
Mental Well-being
Skin problems may be affecting more than your appearance
Many people experience health challenges at some point in their lives that can have a significant impact on their daily lives.
Body
Goodbye to cavities? New gel shows promising results
Researchers have developed a new gel that could help rebuild damaged tooth enamel.
Body
Low iron levels during blood donor screening revealed cancer
A blood test led to a series of examinations that revealed a serious illness.
New analysis: Each cigarette may cost more life than previously estimated
Researchers have examined how smoking affects life expectancy and how much a single cigarette may reduce it.
Doctors reveal cause of Trump’s visible hand marks
The marks had fueled speculation for months, but Trump's doctors now say there is a straightforward explanation behind them.
How do you sleep at night? It could affect your cancer risk
New research is investigating whether sleep problems may be linked to the rising incidence of cancer among younger adults.
Study links common food additives to higher blood pressure
A new study published in the European Heart Journal involving more than 100,000 participants suggests that several commonly used food preservatives may be linked...
Millions may be living with undiagnosed long COVID, new study shows
Researchers reviewed hundreds of thousands of patient records and found indications that far more people may be experiencing long-term effects than previously believed.
New pill could couble survival time for cancer patients
A new drug could transform the treatment of one of the deadliest forms of cancer.