Poor oral health linked to body pain and headaches in women, study finds
A groundbreaking study from the University of Sydney has uncovered a strong connection between poor oral health and higher levels of pain in women,...
Scientists find the key to treating childhood heart disease
A new study from Cedars-Sinai has found that bacteria in the gut may play a powerful role in causing or reducing blood vessel inflammation...
World’s first baby born through fully automated IVF procedure
In a major breakthrough for fertility science, the first baby has been born using a completely automated system for a key step in IVF...
Scientists discover key protein that could stop heart and brain cell damage
Scientists at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University have discovered a new protein that could help protect the heart and brain...
Not eating enough greens? It could hurt your memory, new study finds
A new study from Tufts University is revealing how not getting enough vitamin K in your diet may harm your brain as you age.
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Most COVID-19 treatments are safe and rarely cause serious side effects, study finds
A new study has found that most COVID-19 treatments approved in the United States are safe and not linked to serious side effects.
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Study finds two deadly heart diseases share common cause
A new study has shed light on a long-standing mystery in heart disease research: how mutations in the same gene can lead to two...
Promising new drug may help treat Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases
A new study from Northwestern University has found that an experimental drug called NU-9 can help brain cells recover in animal models of Alzheimer’s...
Hearing loss may raise risk of heart failure, study finds
A large study published in Heart has revealed a surprising and important link between hearing loss and heart failure. The research suggests that people with impaired...
17 risk factors may link stroke, dementia, and depression in later life
A new review has found that stroke, dementia, and depression in older adults share many of the same risk factors—17 in total. This means...