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Traffic noise may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease, study finds
A new Danish study suggests that long-term exposure to traffic noise may be linked to an increased risk of Parkinson's disease.
Mental Well-being
Large international study reveals which country has the worst mental health
A new international study compares mental health across 18 countries.
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New study questions whether more sunlight prevents vitamin D deficiency
A new study suggests that spending more time in the sun does not necessarily improve the body's vitamin D levels.
Body
Weight-loss medications may increase the risk of hair loss by up to 68 percent
A new study suggests that people using popular weight-loss medications may face a higher risk of hair loss.
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.
Body
Traffic noise may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease, study finds
A new Danish study suggests that long-term exposure to traffic noise may be linked to an increased risk of Parkinson's disease.
Mental Well-being
Large international study reveals which country has the worst mental health
A new international study compares mental health across 18 countries.
News
New study questions whether more sunlight prevents vitamin D deficiency
A new study suggests that spending more time in the sun does not necessarily improve the body's vitamin D levels.
Body
Weight-loss medications may increase the risk of hair loss by up to 68 percent
A new study suggests that people using popular weight-loss medications may face a higher risk of hair loss.
New focus on Trump’s health after remark about his father
A brief statement by Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House has sparked a new discussion about his health.
Study finds pandemic may have set back children’s cognitive development
A new study suggests that some children may have fallen behind in their development.
Your mouth and gut may determine how severe your peanut allergy becomes, new research shows
Some people react severely to peanuts, while others can tolerate small amounts. New research suggests that the explanation may lie in bacteria within the body.
Living at high altitudes may reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers find
People living at high altitudes appear to develop type 2 diabetes less frequently. New research now points to a possible biological explanation.
Almost seven million healthy life years lost to breast cancer due to these six lifestyle risks
A new large international study shows that breast cancer remains a growing global health challenge and is associated with six lifestyle factors.
White House explains rash seen on president Trump’s neck
A visible mark during a White House ceremony prompted swift clarification from President Trump’s physician.