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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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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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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
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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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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Lumps and swellings: when to seek medical advice
Most people notice a small lump or swelling on their body at some point. Often it disappears, and...
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Genetic predisposition to blood sugar spikes may increase Alzheimer’s risk by 69 percent
New research points to a possible link between blood sugar levels and dementia.
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Lifelong alcohol consumption increases the risk of colorectal cancer
New research findings suggest that total alcohol consumption over an entire adult lifetime may play a decisive role in increasing cancer risk.
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How to find the healthiest frozen ready-made meals
Frozen meals often have a reputation for being highly processed and salty, but there are also healthy and...
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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.
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.
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.
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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Depressive symptoms may increase dementia risk by up to 50 percent
Six symptoms in midlife may have a greater impact on dementia risk than previously thought.
Doctor shares advice against hangovers – and it involves cheese
Many people are looking for simple tips that can make a night of drinking easier the next day. A doctor suggests a specific food choice.
New research reveals that fillers can damage blood vessels in the face
Doctors are increasingly warning that cosmetic fillers in the face may be riskier than many people realize.
New research reveals vitamin D3 may protect the heart after attack
New research shows that tailoring vitamin D3 levels after a heart attack could cut the risk of another in half — a small change with big potential for heart health.
Swedish study finds diets may ease IBS symptoms better than medication
New research suggests that dietary changes could outperform traditional drugs in relieving symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Scientists uncover the cell’s secret weapon against aging
A new study reveals that reactivating the body’s natural cellular cleanup system could help slow or even reverse key processes of aging.
A dim light while you sleep could harm your heart, study suggests
A new long-term analysis suggests that the glow you barely notice while sleeping may quietly influence cardiovascular health.
How to recognize the early signs of knee osteoarthritis
Knee pain might seem like a natural part of aging, but new research shows it could be your body’s way of warning you about early-stage osteoarthritis.
Ordinary routines matter more than wellness trends
Consistent everyday habits remain the most effective way to support lasting health.