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Food preservatives may increase your cancer and diabetes risks
Many of the foods we eat every day contain preservatives. These substances help food last longer, keep its color, and prevent the growth of...
Managing these 8 things can lower early death risk in high blood pressure
A new study led by researchers at Tulane University has found that people with high blood pressure may be able to significantly reduce—or even...
These plant-based foods may harm your heart health
with a higher likelihood of developing cardiovascular diseases.
Other research has found that diets centered on plant-based foods can lower this risk when those foods...
Study finds a hidden loop powering deadly pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most deadly forms of cancer. The most common type is called pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, or PDAC. It is...
Scientists find how to reverse Parkinson’s symptoms
Scientists at the University of Sydney have made a major discovery that could change the way Parkinson’s disease is treated.
They have found a new...
UCLA study finds 4 things causing Alzheimer’s disease
A new study from UCLA Health has found that there isn’t just one road to Alzheimer’s disease—there are at least four different paths.
By analyzing...
Can vitamin B help lower tough blood pressure?
High blood pressure is a major health problem that affects millions of people around the world. It happens when the force of your blood...
How thyroid drugs may affect your heart health
Levothyroxine is a common medicine that replaces thyroid hormones in the body. It has been one of the top three most prescribed drugs in...
Understanding common cause of hoarding disorder
When we hear about hoarding disorder, many of us think of what we see on reality TV shows—homes packed with junk, pathways through piles...
This hospital painkiller may lower blood pressure strongly, Study Finds
Acetaminophen is one of the most common pain medicines in the world. Many people use it to treat headaches, fevers, or body aches. Usually,...
Study finds hidden root cause of deadly ovarian cancer
Researchers have made a big discovery that could help save lives by finding a deadly kind of ovarian cancer earlier and treating it better....
New hormone treatment may reverse fatty liver disease, study finds
A groundbreaking study published in Cell Metabolism has revealed that a hormone called FGF21 may be able to reverse fatty liver disease in mice.
The...
Why cholesterol drugs can affect your whole body
Doctors often give people cholesterol-lowering medicines to help them stay healthy, especially as they get older. These medicines are known to lower the risk...
This blood pressure drug has fewer side effects than others
A large study lasting 17 years and including over 730,000 people with high blood pressure has revealed new information about two common medications: chlorthalidone...
How common anxiety and sleep drugs may harm your brain
Benzodiazepines are medicines that doctors often give to people who feel very anxious or have trouble sleeping. These drugs work fast and are helpful...
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The interstellar comet that’s spilling its secrets
When 3I/ATLAS swept past the Sun in late October 2025, it became only the third confirmed visitor from interstellar space ever detected.
Unlike the mysterious...
The sticky problem of lunar dust gets a mathematical solution
Apollo astronauts discovered an unexpected enemy on the Moon. Fine dust, kicked up by their movements and attracted by static electricity, coated everything.
It found...
This carbon-fiber device generates power every time it rains
Rain usually brings inconvenience—wet streets, overflowing drains, and flood risks.
But researchers in South Korea have found a way to turn falling raindrops into a...
How a 4,000-year-old sheep solved a long-standing plague mystery
The Black Death is one of the most infamous pandemics in human history, killing roughly a third of Europe’s population during the Middle Ages.
That...
Hot Jupiters with a memory of their past
How did hot Jupiters end up orbiting so close to their stars, thus earning their moniker?
This is what a recent study published in The...