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How pineapple can affect your kidneys if you eat it every day

Pineapple can be a kidney friendly choice, but eating it every day may require extra attention for some people, reports Verywell Health.Why pineapple can fit into a kidney...

How Many Push Ups should you be able to do? Amount sorted by age

Have you ever heard that completing 40 push-ups a day can significantly lower the risk of cardiovascular disease? Push-ups are an effective and simple way to measure upper body...

How cutting back on caffeine may affect your mood

Less caffeine can initially cause irritability and anxiety, but over time, some people may experience steadier energy and less anxiety, reports Real Simple.Your body needs time to adjust...

This change around the eyes may be linked to an increased risk of heart disease

A visible change around the eyes may be associated with cardiovascular disease risk, according to new research.

Just 3 minutes of sprinting may trigger changes that 90 minutes of cardio cannot

Six 30-second sprints triggered far more changes in heart- and metabolic-health proteins than a 90-minute moderate bike ride.

Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain

Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...

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Every additional 100 grams of ultra-processed food consumed daily was linked to an increased risk of heart disease, cancer, and overall mortality

A bag of chips, two cookies, or one muffin a day may be all it takes to nudge four major disease risks higher.

Mounjaro or Ozempic: One may help you lose nearly 50% more weight

A head-to-head trial and a fresh 2026 review both point to the same winner when the two drugs are compared over 72 weeks.

She started running every week: Here’s how her body reacted

Regular running can affect the body in several different ways, even when you start slowly, according to Prevention.Here...

Ultra-processed foods could be damaging the muscles around your knees

New MRI scans of 615 adults show that the more ultra-processed food people ate, the more fat had crept inside the thigh muscles that hold up their knees.

Ketamine is now causing bladder damage in children as young as 13

A first-of-its-kind NHS clinic in Liverpool is seeing children as young as 13 with bladder damage from ketamine, and the worst cases may need dialysis.

Americans are drinking less for the first time since the pandemic, but rates are still above normal

A new study of 114,000 US adults finds the first drop in drinking since 2020, but one age group is going the other way.

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7 serious conditions linked to gum disease that have nothing to do with your teeth

Bleeding gums may sit at the start of a chain that reaches heart, brain and lungs.

These protein-rich meals can be good for older adults

As people age, their need for certain nutrients can...

The federal government cut 750,000 people from health insurance, claiming fraud

The Trump administration ended Obamacare subsidies for hundreds of thousands of people at the end of August, and another 419,000 are next in line.

A tailored fall-prevention plan may not lower falls, new study shows

The most comprehensive review to date found that individualized fall-prevention programs probably make no difference to how often older adults fall.

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Four lifestyle changes may slow cognitive decline in adults already at risk for Alzheimer’s

A structured program helped protect the aging brain, and now it has been replicated across 11 countries.

A blood test may now predict your Alzheimer’s risk a full decade before symptoms

A JAMA study says elevated blood p-tau217 flags Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms.

A daily vitamin D supplement may cut your risk of autoimmune disease by over 20%

A five-year trial in 25,871 adults offers the strongest evidence yet.

These foods can affect your medication

Many people ask their doctor whether medications can be taken together, but fewer consider that food and drinks can also play a role.Certain common...

New research: Two people can absorb different numbers of calories from the same food

New research shows that the body does not always absorb the number of calories listed on food packaging.

Why most people struggle to stick with exercise

New research suggests that lasting fitness habits depend less on willpower and more on how exercise makes you feel in the moment.

How to treat your sunburned skin properly

Sunburn is damage to the skin caused by excessive exposure to the sun.The condition can often be treated at home and usually improves within...

Tap water or bottled water? This is the difference for your health

Most people drink water every day, but is it better to drink tap water or bottled water?

Your bedroom mirror could be ruining your sleep

Several experts point out that certain habits may be affecting your sleep quality.