Big causes of memory loss, dementia you need to know
Dementia isn't a single disease. It's a way to describe a group of symptoms that affect the brain.
These symptoms make it hard for people...
Exercise can beat genetics and save you from type 2 diabetes
Recent research shows that staying active could protect against type 2 diabetes. This is true even for people who are likely to get this...
Beetroot juice is a natural remedy for high blood pressure
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common but severe health condition affecting millions worldwide.
When blood pushes too forcefully against the walls of your...
Tiny magnetic tentacle robot could revolutionize lung cancer treatment
Researchers at the University of Leeds' STORM Lab have developed an ultra-soft, 2mm diameter robotic tentacle controlled by magnets that can penetrate deep into...
Scientists treat common gut disease with baby heart cells
Scientists have found a fresh way to heal the gut in a mouse model of a disease similar to Crohn's disease.
The disease is known...
How balanced protein intake impacts metabolic health and aging
The age-old saying "You are what you eat" rings truer than ever. It's been proven that the type of food we eat impacts our...
AI can help doctors detect skin cancer better
Finding out if someone has skin cancer is a tough job. Right now, even computers that can think and learn, called AI, can't do...
Ultra-processed foods increase death risk in people with type 2 diabetes
The first advice given to those diagnosed with type 2 diabetes typically involves adopting a healthy and nutritious diet.
However, new research suggests that diet...
This bra sticker could help spot early breast cancer
Breast cancer is a scary word. When it is found early, almost everyone can beat it.
If it's found late, only about 1 in 4...
People with heart failure can step their way to better health
A study published in JACC: Heart Failure indicates that heart failure patients who raise their daily step count may experience health improvements over a...









