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Coffee Warning: Popular Type Linked to Serious Eye Disease
A massive new genetic study links instant coffee to a significantly higher risk of vision loss. Before you brew your next cup, here are the key takeaways you need...
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Do You Have These Plants at Home? Throw Them Out Now!
Green plants might seem like harmless decor – but according to folklore and alternative beliefs, some species could be doing more harm than good.Here are the plants you...
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Berberine is often called “natural Ozempic” – but researchers remain skeptical
A plant-based dietary supplement is often mentioned in connection with metabolism and weight loss, but how significant is its actual effect?
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New study: Natural compounds from cherries may slow tumor growth
New research points to a possible link between diet and cancer development.
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Are you eating too much sugar? Here’s the recommended limit
Sugar is found in many of the foods we eat every day. Nevertheless, there are clear recommendations on how much we should consume.
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Scientists Reveal the Cause of the Obesity Epidemic – and It’s Not Your Fault
Why are so many people gaining weight, even though we're not necessarily eating more than before?A new, comprehensive study attempts to tie all the pieces together and debunk...
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Novo Nordisk receives warning letter from FDA
Novo Nordisk is facing scrutiny from U.S. regulators after concerns were raised about how the company reported potential side effects linked to its semaglutide medicines.
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Experts explain why hair loss occurs – and what you can do about it
Hair loss can worry many people, and experts point to several possible explanations.
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World Sleep Day: Simple ways to sleep better at night
Today marks World Sleep Day, which focuses on the importance of good sleep and healthy sleep habits for...
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Study examines link between groundwater and Parkinson’s disease risk
A new study suggests that something as ordinary as the groundwater beneath our cities could quietly influence the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.
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Can a daily vitamin pill slow aging? New study offers a possible answer
A large study of older adults has examined whether a common dietary supplement can influence how the body ages.
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New dietary guidelines recommend less red meat in the diet
Food plays a major role in everyday life for many people. New research now suggests that we should eat less meat than previously recommended.
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Expert warns about “vape brain”: May affect young people under 25
Nicotine from e-cigarettes can affect the brains of young people.
How mushrooms can affect your bloodpressure if you eat them regulary
Mushrooms contain nutrients that may support heart health. Their...
Doctors highlight potential risks of Ibuprofen, Aspirin and Naproxen
Health experts warn that frequent use of ibuprofen, aspirin and naproxen may increase the risk of serious health problems, including kidney and heart complications.
Study of 1.8 million people finds both lower and higher cancer risk depending on diet
A large international study examines the link between diet and cancer. The results offer new insights, but researchers also urge caution.
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The number of tattoos may reflect your personality, new study shows
Researchers are now trying to understand whether tattoos may also be linked to specific personality traits.
Many people lack vitamin D – here’s how to take it correctly
Vitamin D is one of the most widely used dietary supplements in the world, but many people are unsure about the best time of day to take it.
These body symptoms may be signs of stroke
A stroke occurs when there is bleeding or a blood clot in the brain and is the fourth most common cause of death in...
Scientists report breakthrough approach in preclinical Alzheimer’s study
A new study suggests that repairing the brain’s protective barrier, rather than targeting neurons directly, may reverse key signs of Alzheimer’s in mice.
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.
Is cheese bad for your blood pressure? Here’s what research shows
New dietary guidelines published by the USDA maintain the recommendation of three daily servings of dairy products, which can include cheese.But how does cheese...
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.