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New study: Early hearing decline may increase dementia risk

A new study from long-running U.S. cohort data suggest that even mild hearing loss could influence how the brain ages.

Study links reproductive diseases to higher depression rates

A new study shows that depression occurs far more frequently in women with reproductive disorders.

Study suggests obesity could speed up brain changes tied to Alzheimer’s

A new study suggests that obesity may accelerate early biological changes linked to Alzheimer’s.

Novo Nordisk halts Alzheimer’s trial after disappointing results

Researchers had hoped for a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s treatment, but the latest findings have created new uncertainty.

Important scientific developments of 2025

Medical research in 2025 highlighted a shift toward more accessible forms of care.

New study: Early hearing decline may increase dementia risk

A new study from long-running U.S. cohort data suggest that even mild hearing loss could influence how the brain ages.

Study links reproductive diseases to higher depression rates

A new study shows that depression occurs far more frequently in women with reproductive disorders.

Study suggests obesity could speed up brain changes tied to Alzheimer’s

A new study suggests that obesity may accelerate early biological changes linked to Alzheimer’s.

Novo Nordisk halts Alzheimer’s trial after disappointing results

Researchers had hoped for a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s treatment, but the latest findings have created new uncertainty.

Kiwifruit might be the answer to your digestion problems

New research challenges long-standing dietary advice for chronic constipation and points to a surprising solution.

Research explores link between hair colour and wound recovery

A new study suggests that a common pigment gene may subtly influence how quickly the skin repairs itself.

Strawberries may hold the key to a better blood sugar balance

A group of researchers has discovered an unexpected dietary change that may make a real difference for people with prediabetes.

New study examines hidden health risks in normal-weight individuals

A large new analysis suggests that many people with normal weight may still carry health risks that traditional measures fail to reveal.

Eye movements could reveal the early signs of dementia

A new study suggests that subtle patterns in eye movement could reveal the earliest signs of cognitive decline.

Swedish study finds diets may ease IBS symptoms better than medication

New research suggests that dietary changes could outperform traditional drugs in relieving symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).