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Daily ginger tea: the science-backed benefits you need to know
Ginger tea has long been praised as a natural remedy, but when you make it part of your daily routine, the effects go far beyond soothing an upset stomach....
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Studies reveal RSV may be as dangerous as influenza or COVID-19
New research from Singapore shows that RS virus can lead to severe illness, heart complications, and long-term health risks.
Dietary Habits
Daily ginger tea: the science-backed benefits you need to know
Ginger tea has long been praised as a natural remedy, but when you make it part of your daily routine, the effects go far beyond soothing an upset stomach....
Body
Studies reveal RSV may be as dangerous as influenza or COVID-19
New research from Singapore shows that RS virus can lead to severe illness, heart complications, and long-term health risks.
Dietary Habits
This could happen to your body if you eat peanut butter every day
Peanut butter is one of those foods that many people can’t imagine living without. Whether spread on toast, paired with fruit, or eaten straight from the jar, it’s a...
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Doctors Warn: The Deadliest Heart Attack Is Also the Hardest to Spot
Not all heart attacks come with warning signs — some are easy to miss.
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Researchers review ancient Chinese herb as potential hair loss treatment
Hair loss affects millions of people and has limited treatment options. New research is therefore turning its attention to a different approach.
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Spending time with grandchildren may help protect cognitive health
Helping to care for grandchildren may do more than support family life.
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Eggplant seeds attract scientific interest in colon cancer research
Early research suggests that compounds found in eggplant seeds may influence tumour growth in laboratory studies of colon cancer.
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Brain waves may help reconnect movement after paralysis
Even after paralysis, the brain continues to send movement signals, and researchers are learning how to detect them.
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Low vitamin D levels linked to a higher risk of respiratory infections
A new study suggests that vitamin D levels may play a role in the development of respiratory infections.
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How to find the healthiest bread in the supermarket
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Trump’s public schedule expands after health criticism
Trump’s daily calendar has suddenly become more crowded. This is no coincidence, CNN believes, but a deliberate move at a time when his working style and age have come under criticism.
Study reports complete tumor elimination in pancreatic cancer mouse models
A new study shows that a combination of drugs can eliminate pancreatic cancer in animal models, pointing to potential new treatment strategies.
Long-term immune memory observed after experimental breast cancer vaccine
Scientists are revisiting an early breast cancer vaccine after discovering that its immune effects appear to have lasted for decades.
This happens to your gut if you eat stewed apples
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Foods you should never eat when mold appears, experts warn
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Doctors explain why urinating in the shower may affect bladder health
Health specialists say a common shower habit could subtly change the way your bladder responds to everyday cues.
Cardiologists outline how a common breakfast pairing may influence blood pressure
Doctors warn that a classic bacon-and-cheese breakfast may raise blood pressure more than most people realise.
Data show rising death rates among young people
Although people around the world are living longer, new research reveals that health conditions for teenagers and young adults are getting worse.
A common blood-pressure drug shows an unexpected link to cancer research
A familiar hypertension drug is drawing new attention after researchers uncovered an unexpected connection to cancer science.
Why your skin dries out – and what you can do about it
Dry skin often creeps up during the colder months, but everyday habits, genetics and health factors all play a role.
Weather has little impact on how many calories you burn
Many runners swear winter miles burn more fat, while others insist summer heat melts calories faster. A Danish researcher explains the truth.