Some blood pressure drugs may raise heart failure risk in women
In a study from the University of Bologna, researchers have unearthed a startling difference in how a common heart medication, known as beta-blockers, works...
Can eating too much fruit cause type 2 diabetes?
When we think of a healthy diet, fruits often come to mind with their essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber. However, the question arises: Can...
A new hope to treat fatty liver disease
In a recent breakthrough at Karolinska Institutet, scientists have uncovered how the female sex hormone estrogen plays a crucial role in defending against MASLD,...
What you need to know about advanced dementia
Dementia is a term that paints a picture of memory loss and cognitive decline, but its impact runs deeper, especially as it progresses to...
New way to diagnose high blood pressure
Imagine a world where your medicine is tailored just for you, based on your DNA. That's what Professor Murray Cairns and his team at...
How alcohol drinking affects your blood sugar and diabetes risk
For many, a glass of wine at dinner or a beer with friends is part of life's enjoyment. But when you're navigating the complex...
Why many people cannot stick to second-line diabetes drugs
Managing type 2 diabetes can be tricky. Many people use a drug called metformin to help keep their blood sugar levels in check. But...
The link between inflammatory bowel disease and heart attack risk
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a term that encompasses conditions characterized by chronic inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, primarily Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
While...
Should you take an aspirin a day?
As we get older, we often start to think more about our health and how to stay healthy. One common choice has been to...
Retinol can help wounds heal faster in older people
In an exciting development, researchers at the University of Surrey, in collaboration with Phytoceutical Ltd., have unveiled a groundbreaking approach to wound healing that...