COVID-19 survivors have higher heart disease risk related to stress
New research from Brazil has raised the alarm about the lasting effects of severe COVID-19 on people's bodies.
A team of scientists from various universities...
Gut troubles could signal future Parkinson’s disease, study suggests
If you're experiencing certain stomach and digestive issues, you might want to pay attention.
New research suggests that problems like constipation, difficulty swallowing, and irritable...
Scientists find new causes of liver and kidney failure
A New Disease Explains the Unexplained
Have you ever heard of someone suffering from serious kidney or liver issues, and doctors can't figure out why?...
Global diabetes cases may surge to 1.3 billion by 2050, study finds
Imagine your body is like a car, and sugar is the fuel. But what if the fuel isn’t getting to the engine the right...
Plant-based supplements could help treat hearing loss in older people
Why Do We Lose Hearing as We Age?
Have you ever wondered why people start losing their hearing as they get older? It turns out...
New study shows hope for liver cancer treatment
Scientists at UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center have been busy looking for new ways to treat liver cancer, one of the most common types...
How some medications can make high blood pressure worse
Study Sheds Light: Some Meds Are Raising Your Blood Pressure
High blood pressure is a big deal—it can lead to heart problems, strokes, and even...
How walnuts could boost your heart health
The Study: Walnuts vs. Other Fats
Walnuts are not just tasty; they're also good for your health. Researchers at Penn State University wanted to know...
Parkinson’s gene variant is found predominantly in people of African ancestry
A groundbreaking study involving nearly 198,000 participants of African descent has discovered a gene variant linked to an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
Published...
Why high blood pressure and high blood sugar together are very dangerous
Blood pressure is a common issue affecting more than a billion people globally. It's especially prevalent in less wealthy countries.
In simple terms, blood pressure...