Turmeric and vitamin D are natural boost for controlling diabetes and high blood pressure
In a notable discovery, researchers at Urmia University of Medical Sciences have found that turmeric and vitamin D could play a significant role in...
This drug for Alzheimer’s could treat obesity
In an exciting development, researchers have discovered that a medication initially designed to tackle brain disorders such as Alzheimer’s and schizophrenia might also offer...
Sinus problems linked to higher risk of joint and muscle pain
Sinusitis, a common condition that causes the sinuses to become inflamed, could be more than just a temporary annoyance.
Recent research suggests it might actually...
Simple steps to kidney stone prevention
Kidney stones are hard mineral deposits that form inside the kidneys. For anyone who's experienced them, they know the intense pain that can come...
Can people with an irregular heartbeat drink coffee?
When Dr. David Kao tells patients they have atrial fibrillation – an irregular and often rapid heart rhythm that can lead to stroke, blood...
AI can offer emotional support in chat, study shows
In our fast-paced world, where technology touches every aspect of our lives, a new development is emerging that could help people feel better when...
Common causes of fast heartbeat after eating food
Ever finished a meal and felt your heart racing or skipping beats? It's not just you; heart palpitations after eating are a phenomenon many...
Diabetes drug may reduce colorectal cancer risk
People with obesity are at increased risk for type 2 diabetes and other health problems. Certain drugs that help keep diabetes symptoms in check...
Fatty liver disease linked to severe infections, study finds
Fatty liver disease, or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), is a condition that affects about one in four adults worldwide.
It's known for being linked...
These blood pressure drugs can be dangerous to women’s heart health
igh blood pressure is a common health issue, often managed with drugs known as beta-blockers.
Yet, a study from the University of Bologna in Italy...