How our body clock can make Parkinson’s disease worse
Parkinson’s disease, a degenerative condition known for its debilitating symptoms such as tremors and slow movement, has often been associated with disturbances in sleep...
Fitness can protect kidney health better than weight loss in obese people
Maintaining a healthy weight is important for our wellbeing, particularly for our kidneys. Obesity is known to cause chronic kidney disease.
However, new research suggests...
Common plastic additive linked to autism, ADHD
The soaring incidence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a growing concern, with environmental factors and genetic predispositions...
Many people with hypertension take drugs increase their blood pressure
Maintaining a balanced blood pressure is crucial for avoiding serious health conditions such as heart attack, stroke, and kidney disease.
However, researchers from Harvard have...
Vitamin B3 supplement is linked to cancer risk and spread, study finds
Dietary supplements, notably vitamins and minerals, are widely consumed to bolster health.
However, a startling study from the University of Missouri unveils the potential risks...
Common high blood pressure drug linked to sudden cardiac arrest, study finds
A drug we often use to control high blood pressure, nifedipine, may be more risky than we thought, according to a recent study by...
Common drug for constipation is linked to higher dementia risk
Laxatives, usually the last resort to alleviate constipation when lifestyle modifications fail, have come under scientific scrutiny due to a groundbreaking study by the...
ChatGPT: A helpful tool in boosting COVID-19 vaccine uptake
Researchers believe that ChatGPT, a conversational artificial intelligence (AI), could help get more people vaccinated against COVID-19.
In a study published in the journal Human...
Treating alcohol-related liver disease has become much more expensive, study finds
With the increase in dangerous levels of drinking throughout the country, experts are raising alarms about the foreseeable impact of alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD).
The...
Much more people will need eye disease treatment in next 5 years, study shows
Medical advancements since 2007 have allowed for the treatment of severe retinal diseases such as wet AMD, eye blood clots, and diabetic retinopathy, using...