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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...

The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose

Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...

8 warning signs of low blood pressure and when it becomes dangerous

Hypotension gets far less attention than its high-pressure twin, and that is exactly why it slips past.

Creatinine levels by age and sex: what your blood test number means

The lab number most people see first tells only half the kidney story.

How eating ginger every day can affect your blood pressure and joints

A new NIH-listed meta-analysis puts a number on the daily-ginger habit.

Gut researcher highlights important toilet habits – many do the opposite

Many people experience stomach and digestive problems in their daily lives, but according to a Harvard researcher, some common habits may have a greater impact than you might think.

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may now be an option for a group of patients long left out

The 2026 American Diabetes Association guidance opens GLP-1 therapy to a new patient group.

Your gut bacteria may spread to the people around you more easily than anyone realized

A new Nature study finds gut microbes spread between people, sometimes across continents, faster than expected.

Low vitamin C may be quietly speeding up how fast your brain ages

A study of 2,044 older adults links lower plasma vitamin C to shrinking brain volume and weaker memory-network wiring.

Why rheumatoid arthritis attacks some joints and not others: The answer starts before birth

Oxford scientists say certain finger joints may be biologically primed for the disease before you are born.

Gut researcher highlights important toilet habits – many do the opposite

Many people experience stomach and digestive problems in their daily lives, but according to a Harvard researcher, some common habits may have a greater impact than you might think.

Keeping your blood pressure below 130 may cut your heart disease risk by 15%

New data from a 34,000-adult trial ties a stricter target to fewer heart events and less dementia.

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Aerobic exercise may outperform every other treatment for chronic knee pain

A large new BMJ review ranked simple aerobic activity above every other exercise type tested.

Two a day may keep your gut moving, and 75 trials now back it

New UK guidelines put 2 kiwis a day at the front for chronic constipation care.

Researchers warn: Your toilet can spread particles into the air

Researchers have investigated what happens around a toilet when it is flushed. The findings could be particularly important for hospitals and care homes.

If you take metformin for blood sugar, these habits could be working against it

Alcohol, refined carbs, and long-term B12 loss can each quietly undercut the diabetes drug.

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Every plant-based meat tested contained a fungal toxin – here’s what the levels mean

A UK survey of 212 plant-based products detected mycotoxins in every single one, but all stayed below EU safety limits.

Intermittent fasting vs. calorie restriction: which actually works better?

The honest answer from 2025 trials is smaller than the diet-book claims suggest.

US cancer deaths from alcohol doubled in 33 years

Colorectal cancer now tops the list for men under 55, a new US study finds.

What should your VO2 max be? The healthy range sorted by age and sex

Your smartwatch shows a number few people know how to read. Here is the honest range.

Sugar-free soft drinks may reduce cravings for sweets, new study finds

A Danish study has examined what happens when people with overweight consume a beverage containing calorie-free sweeteners.

This is what happens to your body if you eat late every night

Eating late once in a while is not necessarily a problem.However, if it becomes a regular habit, it can affect your digestion and sleep,...

AI taking notes at your doctor’s appointment may be getting your medications wrong

A patient watchdog warns transcription tools are misreading drug names and diagnoses.

Saven everyday foods that may be quietly ruining your sleep

Seven common foods can fragment your sleep long after dinner, according to leading sleep authorities.

A robot can now draw your blood, and clinical data shows it may be better than a human

The FDA has cleared the first blood draw robot for adult clinic patients.