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New research: Replacing gas stoves may benefit people with asthma
New research from the United States suggests that indoor air quality may affect people with asthma.
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.
Body
New research: Replacing gas stoves may benefit people with asthma
New research from the United States suggests that indoor air quality may affect people with asthma.
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.
New analysis: Six out of ten women may be overweight in 2050
Developments in women’s health point in a worrying direction. Cardiovascular diseases in particular may become more prevalent in the future.
Health experts warn against excessive bubble tea intake
Health experts are urging moderation as new research highlights potential risks linked to frequent bubble tea consumption.
Study finds COVID-19 and flu differ in long-term brain effects
Even mild viral infections can leave lasting traces long after the illness has passed. New research highlights significant differences between the two diseases.
Authorities issue warning to patients on common heart medication
A fatal case has prompted officials to review the safety guidance given to patients taking a widely prescribed blood thinner.
6400 yearly cancer deaths potentially linked to nuclear power plants
New U.S. research points to a possible connection between nuclear power plants and cancer mortality.
Study detects higher levels of microplastics in prostate tumors
A U.S. study has found higher levels of microplastics in prostate tumors than in healthy tissue.