Major 17-Year Study Reveals One Common Blood Pressure Drug May Be Safer Than Another

High blood pressure is one of the world's most common long-term health conditions. It affects hundreds of millions of people and is a leading...

Could Your Blood Pressure Medicine Affect Your Gut?

High blood pressure is one of the most common long-term health problems in the world. It affects millions of people and increases the risk of...

Can Your Personality Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?

Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia and affects millions of older adults around the world. It is a progressive brain disease that...

Scientists Discover a New Way to Protect Brain Cells in Parkinson’s Disease

For decades, Parkinson's disease treatment has focused mainly on replacing dopamine or easing movement problems. While these medicines improve daily life, they cannot prevent the...

Even Mild Sleep Loss May Raise Weight and Heart Risks, New Study Finds

Many people think missing an hour of sleep is harmless. However, researchers are finding that even small amounts of sleep loss can slowly affect...

AI May Spot Stroke Risk Weeks Earlier by Watching Everyday Life at Home

Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed an artificial intelligence system that may help detect the early warning...

TAVR or Open-Heart Surgery? Seven-Year Study Offers Reassuring Answers

A major international study has found that two of the most common treatments for severe aortic valve disease provide similarly strong long-term results, giving...

Many Older Men Are Taking a Prostate Drug They No Longer Need

As men grow older, problems with urination become much more common. Many men find themselves waking several times each night to use the bathroom. Others...

Weekly Diabetes Injection Can Help You Lose Weight Significantly

People with Type 2 diabetes often face two difficult challenges at the same time: keeping blood sugar under control and managing excess body weight. A...

Study Finds a Better Way to Fight Colorectal Cancer

Doctors have long known that finding colorectal cancer early gives patients the best chance of survival. The challenge is that current screening methods are...