Honey Might Have An Unexpected Effect On This Common Type Of Cancer
Manuka honey might be able to slow the growth of breast cancer cells by 84%, according to a 2024 study in Nutrients. More...
COVID vaccine distrust growing among Americans, survey finds: 'Should be a personal choice'
Nearly a quarter of people think it is safer to get COVID than it is to get vaccinated. More...
How ‘Big Pharma’ traded principles for profits: ‘Hype fears’ and ‘exaggerate supposed benefits’
Pharma companies have 'repeatedly deceived' doctors and the public “to believe that drugs are much better and much safer than they really are.” More...
New Blood Test Detects Deadly Brain Cancers in Just One Hour
Scientists have come up with a new way to detect brain cancer that is faster and less invasive than a surgical biopsy. More...
Anti-Inflammatory Diet May Reduce Dementia Risk by Up to a Third: Study
A recent study explores the relationship between diet and dementia within the context of cardiometabolic diseases. More...
Cancer expert reveals how every new patient he sees is UNDER 45 - as he tells what they all have in common
A doctor is speaking up about the surge in cancer cases among young people - revealing 'every new patient' that comes to his clinic is under 45 years old. More...
Light and Sound Stimulation Helps Regrow Brain’s ‘White Matter,’ Protects Against Neurodegeneration: Animal Study
Researchers find gamma waves prevent brain cell deterioration. More...
Cancer Cases And Deaths In Men Predicted To Increase By 93% By 2050, Says Study
Lung cancer is predicted to be the leading cause of cancer cases and deaths globally in 2050, with a rise of more than 87 per cent from 2022 to 2050. More...
Popular Sweetener Linked to Increased Risk of Blood Clots, Heart Attack, and Stroke
A new Cleveland Clinic intervention study in healthy volunteers reports concerning findings erythritol . More...
Heavy Cannabis Use Tied to Increased Head and Neck Cancer Risk
Study findings have 'substantial public health implications,' researchers say More...
'Remarkable': Supplement May Slow Breakdown in High-Risk Alzheimer's Cases
Fish oil may be beneficial for older adults who have a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's disease, a new study has revealed. More...
Blood test has a 90% accuracy rate in determining whether memory loss is due to Alzheimer’s: study
A blood test can determine whether memory loss is caused by Alzheimer’s disease with more than 90 percent accuracy, according to a new study published on July 28. More...
Cancer rates in millennials, Gen X-ers have risen starkly in recent years, study finds. Experts have 1 prime suspect.
Experts are sounding the alarm as rates of 17 types of cancer in millennials and Gen X-ers have risen dramatically in recent years, a new study shows. More...
5 Artificial Sweeteners Tied to Strokes, Blood Clots and Worse
Your favorite diet drinks and sugar-free alternatives could actually have detrimental effects on your health. More...
Their acne medications set off a rare chain reaction that killed them
3 months after starting a doctor-prescribed antibiotic for acne - trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole - her heart failed, and she died. More...
A protein called Reelin keeps popping up in brains that resist aging and Alzheimer’s
Key protein Reelin helps assemble the brain early in life also appears to protect the organ from Alzheimer’s and other diseases of aging. More...
What is 'Teflon flu'? What you need to know amid a rise in cases in the US
A recent record number of cases of polymer fume fever, also known as 'Teflon flu,' are putting a spotlight on one of the most common causes of the condition, the use of nonstick pans. More...
Autism in Children Linked to Changes in Gut Microbiome, Study Finds
The findings suggest a link between gut health and autism, raising the possibility of new treatment possibilities like probiotics and fecal transplants More...
FDA Approves New Alzheimer's Treatment That May Slow Decline in Memory
The Eli Lilly-made drug is the latest in a new class of treatments that could slow cognitive decline but also brings safety risks. More...
Drug Prices Rose Nearly 40 Percent Over Past Decade, Surpassing Inflation Rate, Tracker Shows
One in four Americans have at least one drug prescribed that their insurance policy does not cover. More...
Scientists Discover New Method to Prevent Age-Related Vision Loss
Boosting a protein linked to aging protects against age-related macular degeneration. More...
Teens who use cannabis are 11 times more likely to develop a psychotic disorder
A new study has found that teens who use cannabis are at an elevenfold higher risk of developing a psychotic disorder. More...
‘Easy’ addition to your diet can help you live longer: new study
A study out of Japan found that people who eat small fish whole have a lower risk of dying from cancer and other causes. More...
Top doctor alarmed by weight-loss drug misuse
NHS England's medical director says he is alarmed by reports that people are using weight-loss drugs as 'a quick fix' to lose a few pounds and get 'beach-body ready' this summer. More...
Alzheimer’s drug’s potentially fatal side effect, ARIA, obscured by ‘soothing acronym,’ doctors say
ARIA is a potentially fatal side effect involving bleeding and swelling in the brain caused by drugs like Leqembi. More...
Prior COVID-19 Infection May Protect Against Common Colds: Study
COVID-19 vaccination does not protect against the colds, researchers find. More...
Plant-based ultraprocessed foods linked to heart disease, early death, study says
Plant-based ultra-processed foods (UPFs) pose a higher risk for cardiovascular diseases compared to less-processed or unprocessed plant-based foods. More...
Common low-calorie sweetener linked to heart attack and stroke, study finds
A low-calorie sweetener called xylitol used in many reduced-sugar foods and consumer products such as gum and toothpaste may be linked to nearly twice the risk of heart attacks, stroke and death More...
Vitamin May Extend Lifespan, New Research Suggests
Researchers at Japan's Osaka University found that vitamin D extended the lifespan of fish, and this likely applies to humans as well. More...
Lab-Grown Meat Has a Big Problem Very Few People Know About
Lab grown meat is between 4 and 25 times more damaging to the environment in terms of carbon dioxide per kilogram than farm raised meat. More...
Weeds and herbs that fight cancer
Potential anti-tumorigenic properties of diverse medicinal plants can be applied in the fight against the ‘majority of common types of cancer.’ More...
New Study Links In Utero Fluoride Exposure to Neurobehavioral Issues in 3-Year-Olds
The study found that children were about 1.8 times more likely to show behavioral problems for every additional 0.68 mg/L of fluoride they were exposed to in utero. More...
These 3 supplements can keep your skin looking firm, experts say
Amino acids, omega-3 fatty acids, and Coenzyme Q10 can reduce wrinkles and boost collagen production. More...
Spinal cord treatment restores function for paralyzed patients in study: ‘New hope’
Study finds 90% of participants reported improved function or strength in their upper limbs More...
High-Potency Cannabis Tied to Impaired Brain Development, Psychosis, CUD
Today's high-potency cannabis products - more than 10 times as strong as years ago - are increasing risks for serious mental health problems like psychosis, particularly in adolescents. More...
Dementia Mortality Tied to Olive Oil Consumption
Higher olive oil intake was associated with a lower risk of dementia-related mortality, a prospective study of 90,000 healthcare professionals showed. More...
Coffee Compound May Help Counteract Age-Related Muscle Loss
Your morning brew may give you more than an energy boost. More...
Low-Calorie Diet Has Unexpected Effect on Aging
Caloric restriction may extend human lifespan through reduced oxidative stress that can damage DNA. More...
How microplastics can travel from food to vital organs - including the brain, new study finds
Microplastics were able to migrate from food and drink into the organs of research mice - and the implications for humans. More...
REVEALED: The foods with the same hunger-killing effect as major weight loss drugs - as dieters go mad for oat smoothie hack said to spark weight loss
Beans, peanuts, minestrone soup, apples, broccoli, cottage cheese, eggs, and fish mimic the effects of popular weight loss drugs, keeping you full and reducing hunger. More...
Common Household Chemicals Tied to Brain Cell Damage
Two classes of chemicals present in common household products like fabric softeners and hair conditioners may impair the development of the central nervous system in children. More...
'Hope for Healthy Longevity': Study Discovers Trigger for Cell Aging
Previously, mechanical damage to the cell membrane was believed to trigger either cell recovery or death. A new study shows a third outcome: cell aging. More...
Tuberculosis Cases Are Surging in California
There has been a 'substantial increase' in tuberculosis (TB) cases in California while the number of people dying of the disease has also risen. More...
Healthy Diet Slows Aging and Lowers Dementia Risk
Researchers linked healthier diets to a reduced risk of dementia and a slower pace of biological aging, unveiling the partial mechanism behind this protective effect. More...
Neurological conditions now leading cause of ill-health worldwide, finds study
Numbers living with or dying from disorders such as stroke rises dramatically to 3.4bn people - 43% of global population More...
Colon cancer cases surge in young people.
Colon cancer is on the rise among young people under the age of 50, say experts. Lifestyle habits like unhealthy diets and lack of exercise are to be blamed. More...
Breakthrough Therapy Obliterates Deadly Brain Tumor in Days
CAR T-cell therapy, a treatment based on the patient's own immune system, shows promise. More...
Sugary drink consumption may predict risk for abnormal heart rhythm
Drinking sugar-sweetened or artificially sweetened beverages was linked to risk for atrial fibrillation. More...
Kiwis can significantly boost your mood in just 4 days
Imagine discovering a simple, delicious way to enhance your mood, energy, and overall well-being. More...
Can chocolate be a health food? What to look for in your favorite candy.
Dark chocolate is rich in flavonoids, which are full of antioxidants that protect cells from the damaging free radicals. More...
Gold nanoparticles reverse brain deficits in multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s
Phase two clinical trials suggest experimental treatment involving gold nanoparticles could prevent or even reverse symptoms of both MS and Parkinson’s. More...
Study suggests tai chi is better at reducing high blood pressure than aerobic exercise
Volunteers engaging regularly in tai chi for one year saw greater reductions in their systolic blood pressure than did volunteers engaging for one year in aerobic exercises. More...
New $5 breast cancer spit test can spot disease in five SECONDS by analyzing saliva for danger proteins
A portable device was able to detect breast cancer with just a drop of saliva. More...
Increased abdominal fat associated with impaired lung function in adolescents
Adolescents with greater amounts of abdominal fat depots compared with their peers also had reduced lung function. More...
Chemicals Common in Food Packaging Linked to Preterm Birth
Chemicals used to make everyday plastic items like food containers and cosmetic packages may be linked to the rise in preterm births, according to a new study. More...
mRNA Vaccines Contain Prion Region, May Be Linked to Prion-Like Diseases
As pathogenic prions accumulate, people may start to develop prion diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and mad cow disease. More...
A spoonful of olive oil each day provides significant health benefits - and could just save your life
Whether you’re sipping a spoonful, drizzling it on your ice cream, or pouring it into your coffee, health experts tend to agree - there’s no wrong way to get olive oil into your diet. More...
A Torn Knee Ligament Can Heal Without Surgery, Study Shows
Australian researchers challenge the longstanding belief that a ruptured ACL does not self-heal. More...
New security measures added to the DEA registration data server
The DEA data server and registration validation toolset has implemented multi-factor authentication to control access to all DEA data. More...
First Cases of Medically Acquired Alzheimer's Disease Reported
Five people in the United Kingdom have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease (AD) resulting from a medical treatment they received decades earlier, new research shows. More...
Breakthrough anti-ageing cell discovery could help you stay younger for longer
A white blood cell in your body could be the answer to stopping the diseases that get us as we grow old. More...
Multivitamins could slow cognitive decline associated with aging: Research
A new study showed that multivitamins could slow cognitive decline associated with aging. More...
Stressful Life Events Linked to Poor Biological Health
Researchers have found a strong link between stressful life events and deteriorating biological health. More...
Q&A: US experiencing ‘very concerning’ rise in overdose deaths among adolescents
Counterfeit pills containing illicit fentanyl are driving child and teen overdose deaths which have more than doubled since 2019. More...
Scientists destroy 99% of cancer cells in lab using new technique with 'vibrating molecules'
The early-stage research - which saw 99 per cent of melanoma cells eradicated in a lab - could provide new cancer treatment options, experts say. More...
Advanced stage cervical cancer cases on the rise
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and research shows that late-stage cervical cancer appears to be on the rise. More...
Nutrient Deficiencies Linked to Treatment-Resistant Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
Vitamin therapies may help treat root causes, providing new hope against rising suicide rates. More...
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