Welltica
Body
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.
Body
Two new treatments can help patients with rare blood cancers
A new decision could offer hope to patients with rare forms of cancer.
Diets
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.
Diets
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.
Exercise
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.
Body
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.
Body
Two new treatments can help patients with rare blood cancers
A new decision could offer hope to patients with rare forms of cancer.
Diets
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.
Diets
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.
You don’t need to work out every day to live longer – two hours may be enough
New research suggests that this amount of strength training may be linked to a longer life.
Study finds tailored walking technique can ease knee pain
New research shows that a simple change in the way people walk can help people with knee osteoarthritis.
New study: Weight loss pills may reduce pleasure-driven eating
Researchers have discovered a new way certain weight-loss medications affect the brain.
New treatment could help the body repair its own joints – without surgery
Researchers are working on a treatment for people with osteoarthritis that could help the body repair damaged joints on its own.
People who visit museums regularly may age more slowly, study suggests
New research examines whether regular cultural experiences may be linked to slower biological ageing.
New study: Chewing gum may temporarily lower blood pressure
A new study suggests that a small change after a meal may influence the body's ability to utilize nutrients.