Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STIBacterial vaginosis may be a sexually transmitted infection, impacting treatment approaches and awareness.
In divide on women's health care, a consensus on menopauseBipartisan support for menopause legislation reflects growing recognition of women’s health issues amid political polarization.
Why funding women's health shouldn't be up for debateAddressing the gender health gap requires more federal funding for women's health research to ensure women receive appropriate health care.
More Than Hot Flashes: Breaking the Silence on MenopauseMenopause remains a largely misunderstood and under-researched stage of life affecting millions of women.
Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STIBacterial vaginosis may be a sexually transmitted infection, impacting treatment approaches and awareness.
In divide on women's health care, a consensus on menopauseBipartisan support for menopause legislation reflects growing recognition of women’s health issues amid political polarization.
Why funding women's health shouldn't be up for debateAddressing the gender health gap requires more federal funding for women's health research to ensure women receive appropriate health care.
More Than Hot Flashes: Breaking the Silence on MenopauseMenopause remains a largely misunderstood and under-researched stage of life affecting millions of women.
Small amounts of moderate to vigorous physical activity are associated with big reductions in dementia riskRegular physical activity can significantly lower dementia risk, even for frail older adults.
Special type of fat tissue could promote healthful longevity and help maintain exercise capacity in agingBrown fat research may pave the way for improving physical fitness as people age.
Controlling a cancer-associated gene can mimic muscle growth from exerciseMYC plays a crucial role in muscle adaptation to exercise, with implications for combating muscle loss in aging.
Scientists predict how many of us will live to 100Life expectancy increases are slowing down, suggesting humans may be approaching longevity limits.
Aging is the inflation of life. An emerging crop of longevity biotech companies needs investment to beat itHealthy lifestyle can prolong life but can't prevent aging; advanced biotechnology may offer new solutions for longevity.The field of longevity biotechnology is developing, aimed at combatting aging more effectively than traditional health measures.
Falls put older adults at increased risk of Alzheimer's - Harvard GazetteFalls in older adults are strongly linked to subsequent dementia diagnoses, with increased risks observed within one year.
Small amounts of moderate to vigorous physical activity are associated with big reductions in dementia riskRegular physical activity can significantly lower dementia risk, even for frail older adults.
Special type of fat tissue could promote healthful longevity and help maintain exercise capacity in agingBrown fat research may pave the way for improving physical fitness as people age.
Controlling a cancer-associated gene can mimic muscle growth from exerciseMYC plays a crucial role in muscle adaptation to exercise, with implications for combating muscle loss in aging.
Scientists predict how many of us will live to 100Life expectancy increases are slowing down, suggesting humans may be approaching longevity limits.
Aging is the inflation of life. An emerging crop of longevity biotech companies needs investment to beat itHealthy lifestyle can prolong life but can't prevent aging; advanced biotechnology may offer new solutions for longevity.The field of longevity biotechnology is developing, aimed at combatting aging more effectively than traditional health measures.
Falls put older adults at increased risk of Alzheimer's - Harvard GazetteFalls in older adults are strongly linked to subsequent dementia diagnoses, with increased risks observed within one year.
How Trump's Proposed NIH Cuts Expose One of the Worst-Kept Secrets in AcademiaTrump's funding cuts to health research represent a significant threat to higher education access for lower-income students.
Inside the Collapse at NIHNIH officials faced pressure to ignore court orders and refrain from restarting grant funding, despite legal advice to do otherwise.
Trump Abruptly Cancels Crucial Science Reviews at NIH, World's Largest Public Funder of Biomedical ResearchThe Trump administration's actions have created unprecedented uncertainty in US health research funding, affecting operations at the NIH.
Court Halt on Trump Cuts for Medical Research Is Extended NationwideA federal judge halted a $4 billion funding cut to biomedical research, affirming its critical role in disease research and academic integrity.
Which states get the most federal health and science fundingThe second Trump administration poses a significant threat to federal health and science funding, impacting research and public health initiatives.
How Trump's Proposed NIH Cuts Expose One of the Worst-Kept Secrets in AcademiaTrump's funding cuts to health research represent a significant threat to higher education access for lower-income students.
Inside the Collapse at NIHNIH officials faced pressure to ignore court orders and refrain from restarting grant funding, despite legal advice to do otherwise.
Trump Abruptly Cancels Crucial Science Reviews at NIH, World's Largest Public Funder of Biomedical ResearchThe Trump administration's actions have created unprecedented uncertainty in US health research funding, affecting operations at the NIH.
Court Halt on Trump Cuts for Medical Research Is Extended NationwideA federal judge halted a $4 billion funding cut to biomedical research, affirming its critical role in disease research and academic integrity.
Which states get the most federal health and science fundingThe second Trump administration poses a significant threat to federal health and science funding, impacting research and public health initiatives.
UCSF 'borders on panic' facing potential Trump funding slashDr. Monica Gandhi highlights the severe consequences of proposed NIH funding cuts on critical biomedical research.
The Race to Explain Why More Young Adults Are Getting CancerColorectal cancer is increasingly common among individuals under 50, with rising rates of various cancers in young adults worldwide.
One Of the Most Common Causes Of Cancer Is Staring Us Right In The FaceAlcohol consumption is a significant modifiable risk factor in cancer, linked to many types, including colorectal cancer, especially among younger adults.
Aspirin may help cut colorectal cancer risk - Harvard GazetteRegular aspirin may benefit those with less healthy lifestyles in lowering the risk of colorectal cancer.
Being physically active at these times of day could reduce your risk of colorectal cancer by 11%, study saysPeak physical activity in the morning and evening is linked to an 11% lower risk of colorectal cancer, beyond overall physical activity benefits.
The Race to Explain Why More Young Adults Are Getting CancerColorectal cancer is increasingly common among individuals under 50, with rising rates of various cancers in young adults worldwide.
One Of the Most Common Causes Of Cancer Is Staring Us Right In The FaceAlcohol consumption is a significant modifiable risk factor in cancer, linked to many types, including colorectal cancer, especially among younger adults.
Aspirin may help cut colorectal cancer risk - Harvard GazetteRegular aspirin may benefit those with less healthy lifestyles in lowering the risk of colorectal cancer.
Being physically active at these times of day could reduce your risk of colorectal cancer by 11%, study saysPeak physical activity in the morning and evening is linked to an 11% lower risk of colorectal cancer, beyond overall physical activity benefits.
Could obesity drugs help with alcohol cravings? New study suggests potentialGLP-1 receptor agonists show potential in reducing alcohol cravings but safety for non-obese individuals remains uncertain.
Weight-loss jabs may help reduce alcohol intake, study findsWeight-loss medications like semaglutide can significantly reduce alcohol cravings and consumption in individuals with alcohol use disorder.
Could obesity drugs help with alcohol cravings? New study suggests potentialGLP-1 receptor agonists show potential in reducing alcohol cravings but safety for non-obese individuals remains uncertain.
Weight-loss jabs may help reduce alcohol intake, study findsWeight-loss medications like semaglutide can significantly reduce alcohol cravings and consumption in individuals with alcohol use disorder.
Scientists find hundreds more genetic risk factors for depressionA global study reveals 300 new genetic risk factors for depression by including diverse populations, enhancing understanding and treatment options for the condition.
Apple launches wide-ranging health study to help develop future featuresApple launches the Apple Health Study to explore diverse health data from its products, aiming for insights in both physical and mental health.
Scientists find hundreds more genetic risk factors for depressionA global study reveals 300 new genetic risk factors for depression by including diverse populations, enhancing understanding and treatment options for the condition.
Apple launches wide-ranging health study to help develop future featuresApple launches the Apple Health Study to explore diverse health data from its products, aiming for insights in both physical and mental health.
Beige fat cells with a 'Sisyphus mechanism'A newly identified class of beige fat cells can improve health by promoting energy metabolism and combating metabolic diseases.
A Promising New Development for the Millions of People with Liver DiseaseWeight-loss surgery significantly reduces complications in patients with fatty liver disease and cirrhosis.
Beige fat cells with a 'Sisyphus mechanism'A newly identified class of beige fat cells can improve health by promoting energy metabolism and combating metabolic diseases.
A Promising New Development for the Millions of People with Liver DiseaseWeight-loss surgery significantly reduces complications in patients with fatty liver disease and cirrhosis.
New study reveals Ozempic doesn't work in the way we originally thoughtOzempic impacts metabolism as well as appetite, indicating obesity treatment is complex and more than just diet and exercise.
Drug may counteract muscle loss and osteoporosis after rapid weight lossBimagrumab may counteract muscle mass loss and osteoporosis risk associated with weight loss medications.
New study reveals Ozempic doesn't work in the way we originally thoughtOzempic impacts metabolism as well as appetite, indicating obesity treatment is complex and more than just diet and exercise.
Drug may counteract muscle loss and osteoporosis after rapid weight lossBimagrumab may counteract muscle mass loss and osteoporosis risk associated with weight loss medications.
How often you poop could suggest more than you think, study findsFrequent bowel movements linked to healthier gut microbiome and reduced risk of chronic disease.
Danone North America Opens Applications for Annual Gut Microbiome, Yogurt and Probiotics Fellowship GrantDanone North America offers $25,000 fellowship grants for research on gut microbiome, yogurt, and probiotics' impact on health, continuing support for graduate students.
How often you poop could suggest more than you think, study findsFrequent bowel movements linked to healthier gut microbiome and reduced risk of chronic disease.
Danone North America Opens Applications for Annual Gut Microbiome, Yogurt and Probiotics Fellowship GrantDanone North America offers $25,000 fellowship grants for research on gut microbiome, yogurt, and probiotics' impact on health, continuing support for graduate students.
Study tracks physical and cognitive impairments associated with long COVIDMany individuals with post-COVID-19 syndrome experience persistent symptoms for over two years without significant improvement.
Can addressing gut issues treat long COVID in children?Long COVID affects children differently than adults, with symptoms varying by age group.Limited research exists on long COVID in children despite significant funding.A clinical trial for children and young adults with long COVID is currently recruiting subjects.
Study tracks physical and cognitive impairments associated with long COVIDMany individuals with post-COVID-19 syndrome experience persistent symptoms for over two years without significant improvement.
Can addressing gut issues treat long COVID in children?Long COVID affects children differently than adults, with symptoms varying by age group.Limited research exists on long COVID in children despite significant funding.A clinical trial for children and young adults with long COVID is currently recruiting subjects.
Algorithm study 90% accurate predicting bowel cancerA new method accurately predicts bowel cancer risk in high-risk individuals using DNA analysis.
UK trial to assess if red grape chemical can prevent bowel cancerResearch aims to investigate potential health benefits of resveratrol in preventing bowel cancer.
Algorithm study 90% accurate predicting bowel cancerA new method accurately predicts bowel cancer risk in high-risk individuals using DNA analysis.
UK trial to assess if red grape chemical can prevent bowel cancerResearch aims to investigate potential health benefits of resveratrol in preventing bowel cancer.
Daily briefing: What went wrong at 23andMeThe US health-research community is facing unprecedented funding freezes due to the Trump administration's abrupt cancellation of NIH grant reviews.
Does air pollution cause dementia? UK scientists launch study to find outAir pollution significantly affects brain health and is linked to dementia, prompting new research to explore this connection.
Scientists Are Working to Reverse Bacteria's Immunity to MedicationVaccines must adapt annually due to rapidly mutating viruses and bacteria, posing significant challenges for effective immunization.
Smokers unlikely to quit with just willpower, say researchersMany smokers in England use ineffective methods to quit smoking, reducing their chances of success.
Shingles vaccine may help delay dementia - studyVaccination against shingles may delay dementia diagnosis, with newer jab offering potential benefits.
Travel, grant and funding cuts stifling' US health agencies in new Trump eraUS health agency employees face severe travel and communication restrictions that hamper critical public health work.
Does air pollution cause dementia? UK scientists launch study to find outAir pollution significantly affects brain health and is linked to dementia, prompting new research to explore this connection.
Scientists Are Working to Reverse Bacteria's Immunity to MedicationVaccines must adapt annually due to rapidly mutating viruses and bacteria, posing significant challenges for effective immunization.
Smokers unlikely to quit with just willpower, say researchersMany smokers in England use ineffective methods to quit smoking, reducing their chances of success.
Shingles vaccine may help delay dementia - studyVaccination against shingles may delay dementia diagnosis, with newer jab offering potential benefits.
Travel, grant and funding cuts stifling' US health agencies in new Trump eraUS health agency employees face severe travel and communication restrictions that hamper critical public health work.
How a UM lab is unlocking the secrets of the brain. It starts with a personal messageUniversity of Miami researchers are conducting Alzheimer's studies in community settings, focusing on Hispanic populations to improve understanding and treatment of the disease.
Gender dysphoria diagnoses in children up fiftyfold - but numbers remain lowThe prevalence of gender dysphoria diagnoses in England has significantly increased over the past decade.
LYRE'S NON-ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS IS THE OFFICIAL BEVERAGE OF DRY JANUARY USALyre's partners with Dry January USA to promote mindful drinking and supports health research with donations for each selected bottle sold.
Study Finds Gaza Death Toll Likely 40 Percent Higher Than Official CountThe death toll in Gaza is severely underestimated, suggesting figures could exceed 70,000 deaths.The reliance on health facility reports has led to significant underreporting of casualties in Gaza.
These Risk Factors At Age 60 May Be The Strongest Predictors Of DementiaAge 60 risk factors significantly predict dementia and cognitive impairment later in life.
New dementia tool predicts when symptoms will start: 'Would you want to know?'The Florey Dementia Index predicts dementia onset using age and interview data, marking a significant step in early detection.
Physical fitness can lower risk of dementia, research findsRegular exercise can lower dementia risk and delay its onset by nearly 18 months, boosting overall brain health.
These Risk Factors At Age 60 May Be The Strongest Predictors Of DementiaAge 60 risk factors significantly predict dementia and cognitive impairment later in life.
New dementia tool predicts when symptoms will start: 'Would you want to know?'The Florey Dementia Index predicts dementia onset using age and interview data, marking a significant step in early detection.
Physical fitness can lower risk of dementia, research findsRegular exercise can lower dementia risk and delay its onset by nearly 18 months, boosting overall brain health.
The food that can lower risk of AUTISM by 20% if eaten when pregnantConsuming fish during pregnancy may reduce the risk of autism in children by 20%.
The Healthier Eating Challenge: How Often Do You Buy Ultraprocessed Foods?Increasing awareness of ultraprocessed foods reveals links to health problems, prompting deeper scrutiny of food ingredients and processing.
60% of baby foods sold in US are unhealthy: 'urgent' studyMost US baby foods are not nutritious as advertised, failing key nutritional standards.
Por que es tan dificil resistirse a los alimentos ultraprocesados?The NIH study investigates the impact of ultraprocessed foods on health and obesity.
The food that can lower risk of AUTISM by 20% if eaten when pregnantConsuming fish during pregnancy may reduce the risk of autism in children by 20%.
The Healthier Eating Challenge: How Often Do You Buy Ultraprocessed Foods?Increasing awareness of ultraprocessed foods reveals links to health problems, prompting deeper scrutiny of food ingredients and processing.
60% of baby foods sold in US are unhealthy: 'urgent' studyMost US baby foods are not nutritious as advertised, failing key nutritional standards.
Por que es tan dificil resistirse a los alimentos ultraprocesados?The NIH study investigates the impact of ultraprocessed foods on health and obesity.
Drinking coffee could prevent premature death from sitting all dayDrinking coffee may help counteract the increased risk of death associated with sitting for long periods.
4 cups for better health: Coffee (even decaf) helps prevent head and neck cancerDrinking over four cups of coffee daily may reduce the risk of head and neck cancer by 17%.
Drinking coffee could prevent premature death from sitting all dayDrinking coffee may help counteract the increased risk of death associated with sitting for long periods.
4 cups for better health: Coffee (even decaf) helps prevent head and neck cancerDrinking over four cups of coffee daily may reduce the risk of head and neck cancer by 17%.
FDA approves weight loss drug Zepbound to treat obstructive sleep apneaZepbound is the first FDA-approved drug for treating sleep apnea linked to obesity.The drug aids in weight loss, which alleviates sleep apnea symptoms effectively.
Experts Startled as Teens Stop Doing DrugsTeens are abstaining from drugs at historically high rates, contradicting expectations of a rebound post-pandemic.
Study Suggests Fasting Is Good for Weight Loss, Bad for Hair LossIntermittent fasting may lead to hair loss by impacting hair follicle stem cells, as shown in recent research involving both mice and humans.
How seeing his own brain inspired doctor to find a method to rapidly detect deliriumGreg Scott's grand mal seizure led him to shift from computing to studying medicine, inspiring his research into brain activity and delirium.
Scientists discover three foods that could stop prostate cancerA diet rich in omega-3 and low in omega-6 can slow prostate cancer progression.Dietary changes may extend the timeline before aggressive treatment is necessary for prostate cancer patients.
Thousands take part in prostate cancer trial in bid to revolutionise detectionA revolutionary UK screening trial for prostate cancer aims to discover effective and safe screening methods to detect early stages of the disease.
Scientists discover three foods that could stop prostate cancerA diet rich in omega-3 and low in omega-6 can slow prostate cancer progression.Dietary changes may extend the timeline before aggressive treatment is necessary for prostate cancer patients.
Thousands take part in prostate cancer trial in bid to revolutionise detectionA revolutionary UK screening trial for prostate cancer aims to discover effective and safe screening methods to detect early stages of the disease.
A Mouse Study On Intermittent Fasting and Caloric Restriction Left Researchers Scratching Their HeadsDietary restrictions may enhance lifespan, with lower calorie intake linked to increased longevity in mice.
People with greater mental resilience may live longer, study findsHigh mental resilience correlates with longevity, especially in women, as per recent research.
The secret to living to 110? Bad record-keeping, researcher saysExtreme longevity data is often unreliable, with many records stemming from poor health environments and inadequate documentation.
Don't expect human life expectancy to grow much more, researcher saysHumanity may be reaching a plateau in life expectancy despite advancements in health and medicine.
Good news, everyone! We appear to have reached peak longevity | Emma BeddingtonThe notion of supercentenarians may be flawed due to clerical errors and pension fraud, implying we may not live significantly longer than we do now.
A Mouse Study On Intermittent Fasting and Caloric Restriction Left Researchers Scratching Their HeadsDietary restrictions may enhance lifespan, with lower calorie intake linked to increased longevity in mice.
People with greater mental resilience may live longer, study findsHigh mental resilience correlates with longevity, especially in women, as per recent research.
The secret to living to 110? Bad record-keeping, researcher saysExtreme longevity data is often unreliable, with many records stemming from poor health environments and inadequate documentation.
Don't expect human life expectancy to grow much more, researcher saysHumanity may be reaching a plateau in life expectancy despite advancements in health and medicine.
Good news, everyone! We appear to have reached peak longevity | Emma BeddingtonThe notion of supercentenarians may be flawed due to clerical errors and pension fraud, implying we may not live significantly longer than we do now.
Hate people fidgeting? Join the misokinesia clubMisokinesia is a condition defined by a strong aversion to repetitive movements, affecting potentially one in three individuals.Research is ongoing to understand misokinesia and its triggers, many of which overlap with misophonia.
Medical School Establishes Center for Computational and Social Sciences in Health - News CenterCOMPASS aims to bridge data science, social science, and population health to enhance health understanding and research through collaboration.
Scientists pinpoint amount of kids screen time that raises autism riskExcessive screen time in toddlers might increase autism risk, according to recent observational research.
Exercise in a pill: have scientists really found a drug that's as good for you as a 10km run?Mimetics like LaKe may replicate some benefits of exercise, but their true usefulness and safety remain uncertain.
Clinical trial at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin challenges beliefs about Ozempic and other new obesity treatmentsGLP-1 medications significantly boost metabolic activity and contribute to weight loss, contradicting the belief that they merely suppress appetite.
Exercise in a pill: have scientists really found a drug that's as good for you as a 10km run?Mimetics like LaKe may replicate some benefits of exercise, but their true usefulness and safety remain uncertain.
Clinical trial at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin challenges beliefs about Ozempic and other new obesity treatmentsGLP-1 medications significantly boost metabolic activity and contribute to weight loss, contradicting the belief that they merely suppress appetite.
Major cause of inflammatory bowel disease foundDNA weak spot discovered as major cause of IBD, potential for drug intervention.
Is Zinc Good for Colds?Zinc may help shorten the duration of colds when taken shortly after symptoms appear, but has associated costs and risks.
Major cause of inflammatory bowel disease foundDNA weak spot discovered as major cause of IBD, potential for drug intervention.
Is Zinc Good for Colds?Zinc may help shorten the duration of colds when taken shortly after symptoms appear, but has associated costs and risks.
This Minimal Amount of Exercise Can Still Unlock Notable Cognitive BenefitsEngaging in weekend exercise patterns may reduce the risk of mild cognitive impairment in middle-aged adults.
Low-impact yoga and exercise found to help older women manage urinary incontinenceRegular low-impact exercise, particularly yoga, can significantly reduce urinary incontinence in older women.
This Minimal Amount of Exercise Can Still Unlock Notable Cognitive BenefitsEngaging in weekend exercise patterns may reduce the risk of mild cognitive impairment in middle-aged adults.
Low-impact yoga and exercise found to help older women manage urinary incontinenceRegular low-impact exercise, particularly yoga, can significantly reduce urinary incontinence in older women.
Interview: James Fleming, CIO, Francis Crick Institute | Computer WeeklyJames Fleming sees his work at the Crick Institute as pivotal in helping advance cancer research through technology.
Daily briefing: Specialized genes of new tardigrade species arm it with radiation shieldA newly identified tardigrade species offers insights into radiation resistance that could improve human health outcomes during space missions and cancer treatment.
Pain: recognizing the power of non-pharmaceutical interventionsNon-opioid alternatives like microbiome manipulation and virtual reality could provide new pain management strategies amid the opioid crisis.
Daily briefing: Specialized genes of new tardigrade species arm it with radiation shieldA newly identified tardigrade species offers insights into radiation resistance that could improve human health outcomes during space missions and cancer treatment.
Pain: recognizing the power of non-pharmaceutical interventionsNon-opioid alternatives like microbiome manipulation and virtual reality could provide new pain management strategies amid the opioid crisis.
Ozempic shows promise for treating alcohol and drug abuse, study findsOzempic and similar medications may significantly reduce addictive behaviors in individuals with alcohol and opioid use disorders.
The Weight Loss Drug That Can Prevent DiabetesTirzepatide has shown potential in significantly reducing the risk of diabetes in people with prediabetes, highlighting its role in early intervention.
Studies of migraine's many triggers offer paths to new therapiesMigraine treatments are advancing, but individual responses to drugs like CGRP inhibitors vary significantly, highlighting the complexity of the condition.
Ozempic shows promise for treating alcohol and drug abuse, study findsOzempic and similar medications may significantly reduce addictive behaviors in individuals with alcohol and opioid use disorders.
The Weight Loss Drug That Can Prevent DiabetesTirzepatide has shown potential in significantly reducing the risk of diabetes in people with prediabetes, highlighting its role in early intervention.
Studies of migraine's many triggers offer paths to new therapiesMigraine treatments are advancing, but individual responses to drugs like CGRP inhibitors vary significantly, highlighting the complexity of the condition.
Bad News, Home Office Grunts: Standing Desks Could Actually Be Bad for YouStanding desks may not reduce heart disease risk and could worsen circulatory issues; movement throughout the workday is essential for health.
Ozempic Could Be Used to Treat Alcohol and Drug Addiction, Study FindsGLP-1 medications like Ozempic show promise in reducing cravings for alcohol and opioids, indicating potential new treatment avenues for addiction.
Your toothbrush is home to hundreds of new viruses. They could be the future of biotech.A study identified unique bacteriophage on toothbrushes and shower heads, which could help combat antibiotic-resistant pathogens.
'Weekend warrior' physical activity may help protect against more than 200 diseasesWeekend warrior exercise patterns can effectively lower disease risks, comparable to more evenly distributed exercise throughout the week.
High cholesterol isn't always a bad thing, new study findsHigh cholesterol does not always indicate heart disease risk, particularly in metabolically healthy individuals on low-carb diets.
The Truth About IUDsIUDs are effective contraceptives but have side effects that need more research for better understanding and patient care.
Cuddling your DOG can reduce pain symptoms, scientists sayDogs are more effective than humans in providing comfort during recovery from painful procedures.
Chemicals in common personal care products like soap and makeup could make girls start puberty earlyPuberty has been starting earlier in girls, likely due to exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals from personal care products.
Epilepsy drug could reduce sleep apnoea symptoms, study findsEpilepsy drug sulthiame shows potential to reduce sleep apnoea symptoms, offering hope for patients unable to use CPAP machines.
Biological samples from flight attendants may shed light on how jet lag affects healthJet lag may increase disease vulnerability, raising health concerns for individuals with disrupted circadian rhythms.
Advocates respond to excluding LGBTQ+ questions in 2026 Census AustraliaExclusion of gender and sexual orientation questions in the 2026 Australian Census risks invisibility and marginalization of LGBTQ+ populations.
This Unlikely Food Was Just Linked to An Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes In A Massive StudyPoultry consumption is not the healthy alternative it is perceived to be regarding the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Flying Foxes Might Be Able to Help Humans Treat DiabetesFlying foxes may help unlock secrets to managing diabetes and related diseases in humans.
Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis, new California research findsWildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis.
Is Olive Oil Uniquely Good for Your Health? Maybe Not.Olive oil intake may reduce risk of dementia mortality, but findings from nutritional epidemiology studies may not have a significant impact on individuals' lives.
New Study Finds No Brain Injuries Among Havana Syndrome' PatientsSophisticated tests found no brain injuries in U.S. diplomats with Havana syndrome symptoms.MRI scans did not show significant differences in brain structure between patients and healthy workers.
Ovarian cancer patients googled symptoms a YEAR before diagnosisSearch engine data can potentially help detect ovarian cancer earlier by analyzing symptoms searched online.Ovarian cancer can show warning signs like urinary symptoms and pelvic pain months in advance before traditional diagnosis.
Diet Sodas Linked to Heart IssuesArtificially sweetened beverages linked to irregular heartbeatsPeople who drink more than 2 liters of diet soda per week have a 20% higher risk of a-fib
Between bright light and a good mood, plenty of sleep - Harvard GazetteRegular sleep linked to lower depression risk through bright light exposure.
Experts create anti-aging holy grail drug that extends life 25%One step closer to unlocking anti-aging secrets with new drug that extends lifespan by 25%.