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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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Popular Energy Drink Ingredient Linked to Cancer Growth
Energy drinks have become a go-to for many looking for a quick boost, but new research suggests that one of their key ingredients might do more than just keep...
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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.
Body
Popular Energy Drink Ingredient Linked to Cancer Growth
Energy drinks have become a go-to for many looking for a quick boost, but new research suggests that one of their key ingredients might do more than just keep...
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How to drink your tea for the greatest health benefits, according to research
Tea is often associated with good health and longevity, but research shows that its effects depend on both form and consumption.
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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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Donald Trump dismisses fears of Alzheimer’s despite family history of the disease
Donald Trump has rejected concerns about Alzheimer’s, even though the disease affected his father.
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Weight often returns after stopping obesity drugs, study finds
New drugs have changed perceptions of weight loss. However, research shows that the real challenges begin once treatment ends.
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New study: AI improves early detection of breast cancer
New AI technology is playing an increasingly important role in healthcare. A major study shows how it can have concrete significance for breast cancer patients.
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Cholesterol levels dropped after a tightly controlled two-day oat diet
A small clinical study suggests that an unusually short, oat-heavy diet may influence cholesterol levels longer than expected.
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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.
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.
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.
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 holiday inactivity can affect your body
The cozy part of the holidays often involves long dinners, sweet treats, and lazy days on the couch.And while that’s part of the...
New research links daily nut consumption to lower dementia risk
New studies suggest that small, consistent dietary choices — such as eating a handful of nuts each day — may help support long-term brain health and reduce dementia risk.
42 percent of cancer cases could be prevented through lifestyle changes
Small everyday choices can have a major impact on the risk of developing cancer. Research and oncologists’ own habits point in the same direction.
Common foods linked to higher risk of early colorectal changes
A new study suggests that everyday processed foods may play a bigger role in early colorectal changes than previously thought.
Research offers a better understanding of the earliest stages of Alzheimer’s
New research uncovers early shifts in the brain that may help explain how Alzheimer’s begins.
New study examines hidden health risks in normal-weight individuals
A large new analysis suggests that many people with normal weight may still carry health risks that traditional measures fail to reveal.
New research reveals: Creativity can slow brain aging
New research shows that just a few hours of creative activity each week can slow your brain’s aging and keep your mind sharp for years to come.
Health experts highlight overlooked signs of vitamin B12 shortage
Small changes in your mouth may be one of the earliest signs that your body is running low on vitamin B12.
Study explores how precision-tuned sound may ease tinnitus
A new clinical trial suggests that ultra-quiet, frequency-matched sound might help ease tinnitus by gently calming the brain’s internal noise.