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New study: You can build strength without intense workouts

Shorter and less demanding workouts may have a greater effect than many people think.

Do you drink a lot of coffee? Your genes may determine the consequences

Coffee plays a central role in many people’s daily lives, but new research suggests that its effect on the heart is not the same for everyone.

New research: Fructose may increase the risk of lifestyle diseases

Researchers suggest that fructose plays a greater role in the development of lifestyle-related diseases than previously assumed.

New discovery: Licorice may help treat inflammatory bowel disease

Researchers have identified a compound derived from licorice that could become a new treatment for intestinal diseases.

Two servings of nuts a week may support cancer recovery, study finds

New research points to a possible link between dietary choices and disease progression.

New study: You can build strength without intense workouts

Shorter and less demanding workouts may have a greater effect than many people think.

Do you drink a lot of coffee? Your genes may determine the consequences

Coffee plays a central role in many people’s daily lives, but new research suggests that its effect on the heart is not the same for everyone.

New research: Fructose may increase the risk of lifestyle diseases

Researchers suggest that fructose plays a greater role in the development of lifestyle-related diseases than previously assumed.

New discovery: Licorice may help treat inflammatory bowel disease

Researchers have identified a compound derived from licorice that could become a new treatment for intestinal diseases.

Ultra-processed foods linked to increased risk of developing Crohn’s disease

New research highlights how ultra-processed foods may be associated with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases.

New study links belly fat to higher risk of heart problems

New research shows that how fat is distributed on the body may matter more for heart health than the number on the bathroom scale.

New research finds gender gap in reading facial signs of illness

We often notice when someone does not look entirely healthy. New research shows that this ability differs between men and women.

Are vegetarian diets safe for children? New global study weighs in

More parents are choosing plant-based diets for their children. New research sheds light on how this choice affects children’s health.

New research: There is no single right diet for healthy aging

Researchers continue to search for clear answers on how to age in good health. A new study points to patterns rather than fixed rules.

New study: Everyday light exposure may shape mental sharpness

Most people associate mental sharpness with sleep and breaks. New research suggests, however, that light may also play a crucial role.