Spotting colorectal cancer early with a genetic score
Scientists think they can use information from our genes (the stuff that makes us who we are) to find out who might get colorectal cancer.
Ancient, virus-like protein may fuel ALS in people, shows study
Scientists find an ancient, virus-like protein called PEG10, which is typically known for its role in placental development in ALS.
Sleeping trouble might lead to high blood pressure, says new study
People whose sleep apnea changes a lot from night to night are more likely to have high blood pressure that isn't controlled well.
Osteoporosis: A global health threat underestimated by women
Osteoporosis develops as bone mineral density and bone mass decrease, leading to weakened, brittle bones prone to fracture.
Night-time use of this drug may increase heart damage risk
Scientists noticed that midazolam could be linked to heart damage, but only when the medicine is given at night.
Heart attacks linked to long-term cognitive decline, study finds
Recent research has revealed a significant link between having a heart attack and a faster decline in cognition in the following years.
Kidney risks of rosuvastatin: a study on cholesterol-lowering drug
A recent study from Johns Hopkins University has found potential damaging effects of rosuvastatin, particularly at higher doses, on the kidneys.
Gut bugs to the rescue: battling heart disease
Did you know that tiny creatures living in our stomachs may actually protect us from heart disease?
Fighting the sneaky bowel cancer: a handy online tool
Bowel cancer is a nasty sickness that can affect your tummy area, and it is very common in Australia and New Zealand.
Diabetes drug may improve blood vessel health in aging people
Empagliflozin (Empa), an FDA-approved drug typically used to lower blood sugar in type 2 diabetes patients, may also help improve blood vessel function and reduce arterial stiffness.