Resistance training could benefit people with prediabetes
In a new study, researchers found exercise, especially resistance training, could benefit people with prediabetes. It can protect them from type 2 diabetes. The research...
Less TV time, better breakfast may give you a healthy heart
In two new studies, researchers found people who spent less time watching TV and regularly ate a healthy breakfast had better heart health. They had...
Vaping vs. smoking cannabis: Which is safer?
A recent study from Johns Hopkins Medicine has shown that compared with smoking cannabis, vaping cannabis could increase short-term anxiety, paranoia, memory loss, and...
Daily ibuprofen may protect against Alzheimer’s disease
In a recent study, researchers found a daily intake of the non-prescription NSAID ibuprofen could help prevent Alzheimer’s disease if started early enough. The research...
Colon cancer screening and prevention: What you should know
Colon, or the large intestine, is a critical part of your digestive system and plays a big role in your overall health. Unhealthy lifestyles, such...
Two thyroid problems may make heart failure worse
In a recent study, researchers found two thyroid disorders might make heart failure worse. The two disorders are subclinical hypothyroidism and low T3 syndrome. Both disorders...
Obesity may help you survive a stroke
In a new study, researchers found being overweight is linked to a higher chance of surviving a stroke. This shows the benefit of having some...
Using blood thinners too much may increase major bleeding
In a new study, researchers found many patients take aspirin and blood thinner drugs together may lead to a much higher risk of bleeding. The...
Your eyes could signal blood vessel disease in your legs
A recent study has found that our eyes hold the clue of the blood vessel health in our legs. It showed that that changes in...
6 heart health risks every man should know
Heart disease is a major health killer in the U.S. Both men and women have many of the same risks when it comes to heart...