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How black tea can help keep high blood pressure at bay

New research from The University of Western Australia suggests that drinking black tea might be more than just a comforting ritual. It could also...

Many heart attack survivors don’t know about ‘bad cholesterol’, study shows

The Importance of LDL Cholesterol You've probably heard about cholesterol and its role in heart health, but did you know there's a "bad" type that...

Early diabetes might mean dementia later, new study says

New research has found that the younger you are when you get Type 2 diabetes, the more likely you are to have memory problems...

Intense high blood pressure control may harm health in older people

Researchers from UC San Francisco and other places have a warning for folks aged 65 and older: taking stronger blood pressure medication when you...

AI can help with brain cancer treatment, study finds

Artificial Intelligence Gives Doctors New Insights Glioblastoma is a very aggressive type of brain cancer. People who are diagnosed with it usually live only about...

1 in 10 new moms develop high blood pressure up to a year after...

A new study is raising flags about an often-overlooked health concern for new moms: high blood pressure after childbirth. According to researchers from Boston University...

Research finds a better high blood pressure treatment for stroke patients

When a person suffers from a stroke, the stoppage of blood flow to the brain leads to cell death, making it a life-threatening event. Interestingly,...

Weight loss surgery lowers cancer risk for women, study shows

Have you ever thought of weight loss surgery as more than just a way to shed some pounds? New research suggests that for women, this...

Some diabetes drug may help treat dementia, study finds

People with diabetes are at an increased risk of developing dementia, a condition that affects memory and cognitive function. A recent study, however, offers some...

Scientists find persistent health risks from long COVID

Although the global health emergency for COVID-19 has been declared over, a new study reveals that the virus's impact continues to linger for many...