New hope for a revolutionary drug that could reverse aging
In a recent study, researchers from Harvard University and University of New South Wales have made a discovery that could lead to a drug...
Common prostate cancer treatment linked to dementia
In a recent study from Penn Medicine, researchers find that a common hormone therapy to treat prostate cancer may double a man’s risk of...
Blood-borne cancer detection receives gold-plated boost
Imagine if a simple blood test could spot cancer early and speed up diagnosis?
Well, scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) are...
Common heart disease, allergy drugs linked to higher stroke risk
In a recent study from University of Aberdeen, researchers find that drugs routinely prescribed for allergies, heart disease and Parkinson’s are linked to higher...
How dementia and high blood pressure are connected
High blood pressure is a common chronic health condition many people experience.
It is known that the condition is a big risk factor for...
Gut bacteria protect cancer cells from chemotherapy
In a recent study, researchers find that a type of gut bacterium is linked to the recurrence of colorectal cancer and poor outcomes.
The research...
Many people with colon cancer may not need chemotherapy
In a new study from Uppsala University, researchers find that many patients with colon cancer do not need any chemotherapy.
In addition, among patients who...
Lung cancer mortality in women may increase 40% by 2030
In a new study of data from 52 countries, researchers find that lung cancer mortality rate among women is projected to increase by 43%...
Obese people can reduce heart rhythm disorder with exercise
In a new study, researchers find that regular exercise can help overweight and obese people reduce risk of a common heart rhythm disorder.
Atrial fibrillation,...
Very high levels of ‘good’ cholesterol can harm your health
In a recent study, researchers find that very high levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL or "good") cholesterol could be linked to a high risk...