Popular Vitamin B3 Supplement May Carry Unexpected Cancer Risks
Nicotinamide riboside, often called NR, is a form of vitamin B3 that has become a popular dietary supplement in recent years.
Many people take it...
Even “Safe” Amounts of This Snack May Cause Dangerous High Blood Pressure
Many people enjoy licorice because of its sweet and unique flavor. It has been eaten for hundreds of years and has also been used...
Scientists Discover Hidden Inflammation Trigger of Heart Disease
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death around the world. One of the main reasons is a condition called atherosclerosis.
This disease...
Blood Pressure Often Falls Years Before Death, Even in Healthy Older Adults
Blood pressure changes throughout life. It usually rises gradually from childhood through middle age as the heart and blood vessels change over time.
High blood...
Reducing Ultra-Processed Foods May Lower Heart Disease Risk
For many families, ultra-processed foods have become a normal part of daily life. Busy schedules often make packaged meals, processed snacks, sugary drinks, and...
New Once-A-Day Diabetes Pill May Improve Weight Loss
Researchers have reported encouraging results for a new tablet that may make weight-loss and diabetes treatment easier for millions of people.
The medicine, called orforglipron,...
Scientists Find an Unexpected Cause of Common Gut Disease
Scientists have made an important discovery that could change the way doctors understand irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a digestive condition that affects more than...
Many People with Chronic Pain Can Safely Cut Opioid Use
More than 50 million people in the United States live with chronic pain, a condition that lasts for months or even years. Many of...
Could Creatine Become a Partner for Cancer Treatment?
A supplement that millions of people use to build muscle may also help the body's immune system fight cancer, according to new research from...
Could Falling Work Performance Be an Early Sign of Dementia?
Scientists have discovered that some adults who are later diagnosed with early-onset dementia may begin experiencing problems at work many years before anyone knows...