Living alone can be dangerous for people with cognitive decline
Many older Americans with dementia or mild cognitive impairment live alone, facing risks like wandering, medication confusion, and missing doctor's appointments.
A recent study suggests...
People with heart disease less likely to use health tracking apps
A recent study from Yale reveals that while many U.S. adults at risk for heart disease use smart devices like smartphones and tablets to...
Secondhand smoke is a surprising source of lead in children
It's common knowledge that exposure to lead can harm children's health. In efforts to protect youngsters, authorities have removed lead-based paint, phased out leaded...
Scientists show that common high blood pressure drug may not be the best choice
High blood pressure is a silent challenge many individuals grapple with. However, the path to its effective treatment remains shrouded in ambiguity, with doctors...
Why inflammation might make you scroll more on social media
Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives.
While we often think of our mood or boredom as the reason we check...
AI can tell you real age from chest image
While wrinkles and gray hair might traditionally tell us about our age, scientists from Osaka Metropolitan University are suggesting we look deeper - literally,...
Common blood pressure medication may bring health risks
Researchers from Columbia University have been digging into the effects of a popular high blood pressure medication, chlorthalidone.
While the drug effectively treats the condition,...
New test can predict diabetes remission after weight-loss surgery
Diabetes is a widespread illness that impacts millions worldwide. It's often linked to weight issues. Many who suffer from severe obesity opt for a...
Eating your greens could ward off dementia
There's a new reason to eat your veggies, especially the green ones.
A recent study published in the Neurology journal suggests that high antioxidant levels...
A simple saliva test can detect your heart disease risk
Heart disease is a leading cause of death in North America. But what if a quick rinse of your mouth could reveal early signs...