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Neanderthals might have treated infections 50,000 years ago

Neanderthals, our ancient human relatives, may have been more skilled in health care than we once thought. A new study suggests that they could have...

Men are losing a key chromosome with age and it may be deadly

As men get older, something surprising can happen inside their bodies at the microscopic level. Some of their cells begin to lose the Y...

The best strength training plan might be simpler than you think

A new update to strength training advice is sending a very clear message: you do not need a complicated workout plan to get stronger...

Common pesticide may double Parkinson’s disease risk

A new study has found that long-term exposure to a widely used pesticide may greatly increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. The research, led...

This popular diet may strongly reduce your stroke risk

A large new study suggests that women who follow a Mediterranean-style diet may have a lower risk of stroke. The research, published in the journal...

Belly fat may increase heart failure risk even in people with normal weight

Heart failure is a serious condition in which the heart cannot pump blood as well as it should. It can lead to fatigue, shortness...

Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer: Now what?

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest of the major cancers, with a five-year survival rate of only 13%. It's a complex and stealthy disease...

AI may predict which cancers will spread, study finds

Cancer is one of the most feared diseases in the world, and one of the biggest reasons is its ability to spread. When cancer...

New therapy may offer one-time treatment for Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common causes of memory loss and dementia in older adults. It slowly damages the brain, affecting thinking, memory,...

Scientists discover ‘off switch’ for dangerous inflammation linked to aging diseases

Chronic inflammation is a hidden process in the body that can quietly damage health over time. Unlike short-term inflammation, which helps the body heal...

New hormone treatment could reverse fatty liver disease, study finds

A new scientific study has brought fresh hope for people affected by fatty liver disease, a condition that is becoming more common around the...

The right blood pressure for people over 60s

Keeping blood pressure at a healthy level is one of the most important ways older adults can protect their health. Blood pressure is the...

Common diabetes drugs and low blood sugar linked to sudden cardiac arrest

When people think about managing type 2 diabetes, they often focus on controlling blood sugar, eating healthy foods, and staying active. While these are very...

Why you fall asleep on the sofa but stay awake in bed

Have you ever noticed that you can easily fall asleep on the sofa while watching a movie, but the moment you go to bed,...

This mosquito virus can cause years of joint pain

A team of scientists has made an important discovery that helps explain why some people suffer long-lasting joint pain after being infected with a...

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Smartphone therapy could help adults living with ADHD

A new scientific study suggests that a digital therapy program delivered through a smartphone or computer may help adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly...

Astronomers discover alcohol-rich interstellar comet passing through our solar system

Astronomers studying a rare interstellar comet have discovered something surprising: it contains unusually large amounts of methanol, a type of alcohol. The discovery offers a...

The Sun has a heartbeat

Think you know the Sun? You glance up on a clear day, feel the warmth on your face, and it seems reassuringly constant. Same star,...

Tiny zircon crystals reveal new secrets about Earth’s earliest history

Scientists still have many questions about the earliest years of our planet. Earth formed about 4.55 billion years ago, but almost no rocks from that...

Smart clothes could track your health and charge your phone one day

Wearable technology has already become part of everyday life. Many people now use smartwatches to track their heart rate, steps, and sleep. But scientists believe...