Heart disease may lead to dementia in older people
Many older people have a type of heart problem called ischemic heart disease. a new study says that these people may also be more likely to get dementia.
New study sheds light on Long COVID symptoms and recovery patterns
A study provides insights into the long-term effects of COVID-19, known as long COVID, revealing recovery patterns and prevalent symptoms.
Sleeping pills may fight against Alzheimer’s disease
Understanding Alzheimer's and Sleep Issues
Alzheimer's disease is a scary sickness that affects the brain. It causes people to forget things and feel confused. Oddly...
More and more people get metabolic diseases, study finds
Understanding Metabolic Diseases
Metabolic diseases are conditions that affect how your body processes food and uses it for energy.
They include high blood pressure, type 2...
Low-carb high-fat breakfast could benefit people with type 2 diabetes
Breakfast Switch for Blood Sugar Control
Cereal might be the breakfast of champions for some, but for individuals with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D), a high-fat,...
High blood pressure drug can slow down diabetic kidney disease
A recent study conducted at the University of Bristol has discovered a potential method to reduce the progression of diabetic kidney disease, which affects...
Diabetes drug may reduce dementia risk, study suggests
The Link Between Diabetes and Dementia
Did you know that people with diabetes are more likely to develop dementia? Dementia is a condition that affects...
Changing breakfast habits could improve type 2 diabetes management
A simple alteration to the first meal of the day could help individuals with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) to manage their blood sugar levels better.
Smoke and mirrors: the impact of smoking on cancer survivors
Cancer, Smoking, and Your Health
Imagine if you're diagnosed with a scary disease like cancer. It's stressful, isn't it?
Dr. Hyeok-Hee Lee, a doctor from Yonsei...
New discovery can help personalize diabetes treatments
A team of international researchers, led by Guy Rutter, has discovered molecules in samples taken from 3,000 diabetic patients that may help personalize treatments.
This...