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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.

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.

Goodbye to cavities? New gel shows promising results

Researchers have developed a new gel that could help rebuild damaged tooth enamel.

Low iron levels during blood donor screening revealed cancer

A blood test led to a series of examinations that revealed a serious illness.

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.

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.

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.

Goodbye to cavities? New gel shows promising results

Researchers have developed a new gel that could help rebuild damaged tooth enamel.

Low iron levels during blood donor screening revealed cancer

A blood test led to a series of examinations that revealed a serious illness.

Dietary supplements containing tyrosine may shorten lifespan in men

A new study suggests that a substance found in many dietary supplements could potentially affect men’s lifespan.

New study: Vitamin D may affect people with inflammatory bowel disease

A new study suggests that vitamin D may influence the immune system in people with inflammatory bowel disease.

American doctor infected with Ebola as authorities tighten health controls

An American doctor has been infected with Ebola while working in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

New study explains why coffee tastes bitter despite its aroma

Coffee can smell mild and pleasant while still tasting bitter. Now, researchers have found a new explanation for why that happens.

New research: The sunscreen of the future could come from E. coli

Researchers are working on a new type of sunscreen made from bacteria that could be better for the environment.

Several chocolate products removed from shelves over possible salmonella contamination

Several chocolate products are now being removed from stores following concerns about possible salmonella contamination.