Early Alzheimer’s Patients Are Missing Many Simple Steps That Could Protect Brain Health
People diagnosed with early Alzheimer’s disease may be highly motivated to protect their memory, but new research suggests that many are still missing everyday...
Microplastics and an Unhealthy Diet Could Be a Troubling Mix for the Liver
The liver is remarkably good at coping with everyday stress, but new research suggests that one of the world's most common plastics may make...
New Light Treatment Could Fight Based Gum Disease
Periodontitis is a common form of serious gum disease that can slowly damage the tissues and bone that hold teeth in place.
Researchers at Nagoya...
New Blood Test Uses Light to Spot Lung Cancer
A simple blood test could one day help doctors detect lung cancer without using expensive DNA sequencing.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a...
A High Blood Pressure Diagnosis May Not Be Enough to Change Daily Habits
A diagnosis of high blood pressure can be a powerful reason to start taking medication, but it may not have the same effect on...
The Hidden Risks Behind Heart Disease
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, even though many of its major risk factors can be treated or...
Less Sugar Early in Life Linked to Lower Dementia Risk
Eating less sugar during the earliest stage of life may be linked with a lower risk of dementia many decades later, according to a...
Why Diabetes Can Raise Bone Fracture Risk
People with type 2 diabetes can face a puzzling bone problem.
Their bones often look as dense as, or even denser than, those of people...
Just 15 More Minutes of Movement May Lower Cancer Risk
A little more movement during the day may be linked to a lower risk of developing several cancers, according to new research from University...
Tiny Sleep Changes May Hint at Alzheimer’s Risk
Small interruptions during sleep may offer clues about Alzheimer's disease years before memory problems begin, according to research from the University of Liège in...