Scientists find link between short sleep and higher risk of long COVID
A new study proposes that sleep duration plays a pivotal role in modulating the relationship between pre-existing medical conditions and the risk of developing...
Scientists find new way to treat chronic pain
Navigating through the intricacies of pain management has always been a significant challenge in healthcare.
Researchers at the University of Oxford, along with their colleagues...
How caffeine can affect risk of Parkinson’s disease
In a striking revelation, researchers have illuminated the role of regular caffeine intake, through coffee or tea, in significantly lowering the risk of developing...
Gentle sound stimulation during sleep can strongly boost heart health, study finds
Sleep, especially the deep kind, is not just good for our minds but our hearts too! Researchers in Zurich have made a fascinating discovery...
Vaccines: A few minutes now could spare you misery later
What are you looking forward to this fall and winter?
Getting together with friends to cheer for your favorite teams? Halloween parties? Going to concerts...
Strong muscles can improve heart health in people with diabetes
In a recent study conducted in South Korea, researchers Dr. Jae Myung Yu and Dr. Shinje Moon delved into the health concerns faced by...
Scientists find new way to treat hearing loss in older people
It's a common reality: as we age, our hearing often gets worse. For many, hearing aids eventually become a necessary tool to navigate daily...
Scientists find a new drug for diabetic eye disease
Imagine experiencing the world around you becoming increasingly blurred, losing the ability to see the faces of your loved ones clearly, or struggling to...
Scientists find new way to detect Alzheimer’s and dementia
Diseases affecting the brain, such as Alzheimer’s and dementia, often initiate subtle changes within the brain structures, often unnoticed until substantial damage is done.
The...
Caffeine may help you reduce body fat and type 2 diabetes risk
Recent research highlights a potential connection between high blood caffeine levels, body fat reduction, and a decreased risk of type 2 diabetes, as published...