Muscle-Building Supplement May Put Your Heart at Risk

Anabolic steroids are sometimes used to build muscle faster, especially by young men and bodybuilders. But new research suggests these drugs may interfere with the...

Vitamin B3 May Help Treat Fatty Liver Disease

Fatty liver disease has become one of the world's most common liver problems. The condition, now often called metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, or MASLD,...

Changing Meal Times May Boost Brain Health in Older People

Protecting brain health has become one of the biggest challenges of modern medicine because people are living longer than ever before. Dementia gradually damages memory,...

Why Healthy Fibre Helps Some People More Than Others

A bowl of beans or whole grains is often promoted as a healthy choice, yet not everyone receives the same health benefits. Scientists have now...

Sewers May Hold the Key to Better Nutrition

Researchers have found an unusual new way to study people's eating habits without asking anyone to fill out a survey. By examining tiny pieces of...

Fish Oil Fatty Acid Could Offer a New Lung Treatment

Severe inflammation in the lungs can become life-threatening very quickly. Researchers at the University at Buffalo are exploring whether an omega-3 fatty acid found in...

Low-Carb Diet May Beat DASH for High Blood Pressure

High blood pressure and type 2 diabetes often occur together, especially in people who are overweight. Having both conditions can greatly increase the risk of...

Reduce This Nutrient May Help You Live Longer

Scientists have long studied whether changing what we eat can help us stay healthier as we grow older. A study from the University of Wisconsin...

Why Vitamin B3 Can Help Kill Cancer

Cancer remains one of the hardest diseases to treat because cancer cells come from the body’s own cells and can find ways to escape...

Salmon and Other Fatty Fish May Help Fight Lung Injuries

When severe infection reaches the lungs, the body's attempt to fight back can sometimes become part of the problem. Scientists at the University at Buffalo...