Potential diabetes breakthrough found in cancer drug trials
A promising discovery has emerged from Weill Cornell Medicine, where researchers have found a new way to stimulate insulin production, a breakthrough that could...
Poor sleep could trigger this heart problem next day
New research from UC San Francisco is giving us another compelling reason to prioritize a good night's rest.
It turns out that poor sleep isn't...
Turmeric and vitamin D may boost blood pressure control in type 2 diabetes
Researchers at Urmia University of Medical Sciences have discovered that turmeric and vitamin D supplements might be a useful addition to the health regimen...
Antibodies to cow’s milk linked to higher death risk of heart disease
A surprising connection between food allergies and heart disease has been uncovered by researchers, suggesting that even those without noticeable allergy symptoms may be...
Working in the sun can cause skin cancers, study finds
Recent data from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) is sounding the alarm on the rise of skin cancer...
New toothpaste can treat peanut allergy, study finds
Peanut allergies can be life-threatening, but there's hope on the horizon.
Oral immunotherapy, a method of gradually introducing small amounts of peanut allergen to desensitize...
New drug combo offers hope for advanced bladder cancer patients
In a groundbreaking clinical trial by Barts Health NHS Trust and Queen Mary University of London, researchers have discovered that a novel drug combination...
Innovative AI can predict eye disease progression, study finds
Researchers from Duke University have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) program that can accurately predict the worsening of a common eye condition, potentially leading...
Education has lifelong impact on heart health
Research from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine has highlighted a connection between education level and...
Vitamin B5 is linked to breast cancer growth, study finds
A collaborative study led by the Francis Crick Institute and elsewhere has unveiled a new understanding of how breast cancer cells use vitamin B5...