Scientists discover a big hidden cause of memory loss
Scientists at the University of Washington have discovered that keeping the brain healthy as we age depends a lot on something called the blood-brain...
Common blood pressure drug may help protect kidneys in diabetes
A new study from the University of Bristol has found that a common blood pressure medicine might help slow down kidney disease in people...
Common painkillers may quietly harm your heart and liver
Painkillers are often used to help people manage pain, whether it's from an injury, surgery, or long-term health condition. These medications can bring great...
Why both blood pressure numbers matter for heart disease prevention
If you’ve ever had your blood pressure checked, you might remember hearing two numbers. They sound like “120 over 80.”
For a long time, doctors...
Common drugs may quietly increase your dementia risk
As we get older, it’s common to notice changes in memory or thinking. Sometimes it’s just small things, like forgetting where you put your...
This popular snack could harm your heart and blood pressure after 40
Black licorice is a sweet treat that many people enjoy, especially during holidays. It tastes strong and unique, and for some, it brings back...
Scientists discover deep cause of alcohol addiction in the brain
Alcohol addiction is one of the most serious and common mental health problems around the world. It affects millions of people and causes major...
How even slightly high blood pressure can harm your heart
High blood pressure is often called the “silent killer.” That’s because it usually has no clear warning signs, but it can quietly damage the...
People with chronic kidney disease need better health guidelines
A new study from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine shows that U.S. doctors who treat kidney disease need better support and guidelines...
Improving blood flow to the brain may not boost cognitive skills
A new study has found that improving blood flow to the brain by opening a narrowed neck artery may not help patients think more...