Heart rhythm problems after stroke don’t predict another one, study finds
A recent study led by Dr. Luciano Sposato, a Western professor and head of the Stroke Program at London Health Sciences Center, published in...
Seven steps you can take to lower dementia risk
Imagine a future where following a few healthy habits could significantly decrease your chances of developing dementia.
Exciting new research emerging from a 20-year study...
The surprising impact of anxiety drugs on pancreatic cancer survival
Benzodiazepines are drugs commonly used to help people with anxiety and sleep problems.
People with cancer often take them to relieve anxiety caused by their...
Fluctuating cholesterol and triglyceride levels are linked to Alzheimer’s disease
The intricate world of cholesterol levels may have more mysteries than we initially thought, particularly regarding its link to our brain health as we...
Time-restricted vs. calorie-restricted diets: Which is better for liver health?
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, often shortened to NAFLD, is a condition where too much fat is stored in the liver, sometimes leading to liver...
Schizophrenia and heart disease share common genetic risk factors, study finds
Schizophrenia is a mental health condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves.
While we often discuss its impact on mental health, there's...
Scientists find a big cause of gut inflammation
Imagine a bustling city inside your stomach. This city, known as the gut, is home to countless tiny beings, or microorganisms.
While some of these...
Scientists find link between high blood pressure and kidney damage
High blood pressure is a widespread health issue that affects millions of people globally, with over a billion individuals grappling with this condition.
For some,...
A simple diet change may help prevent blindness
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a significant cause of vision loss, particularly among the elderly population in the United States.
As our society ages and...
1 in 5 US adults may suffer from arthritis, study finds
Did you know that your joint pain could be part of a wider, national issue?
Recently, Dr. Elizabeth A. Fallon and her team from the...