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Bones love to boogie: why exercise beats osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a sneaky thief. It slips into our bodies and quietly steals our bone strength. Imagine it like a naughty puppy, chewing away at...

Sleep tight, eat right: the hidden connection between junk food and sleep

Is your night-time rest leaving you more tired than relaxed? It might be your diet! A recent study by Uppsala University researchers published in the...

Forget BMI, body fat is the real health indicator

Scientists from Tel Aviv University's School of Public Health have come up with a new way to tell if we're healthy or not. It's not...

Weight loss: why you don’t just lose fat when you’re on a diet

When you go on a diet, you don’t just lose fat – you lose muscle too. This can have many repercussions – not only...

Eating meals early may prevent weight gain and improve blood sugar

Early time-restricted feeding (eTRF), or consuming most of one's daily calories in the first eight hours of the day, might help counteract weight gain,...

Sleep your way to better blood sugar: how deep ZZZs help your health

Are you confused about why not sleeping well can increase your risk of diabetes? You're not alone. Scientists didn't know either. But now, they're...

Obesity and overweight linked to worse outcomes in blood cancer

America's growing waistlines are giving scientists some food for thought. There's a fresh study that connects being overweight to getting less benefit from certain treatments...

Park power: how green spaces make old age cheaper than therapy

Everyone knows getting old can be hard. This is especially true when your brain doesn't work like it used to. Sometimes, this comes as a...

Kicking out snoring partners: a new way to sleep peacefully

Do you know what's worse than a loud TV or a barking dog when you're trying to sleep? A partner who snores or tosses...

People with lower body weight can achieve type 2 diabetes remission

A landmark study led by Professor Roy Taylor and his team at Newcastle University indicates that individuals with lower body mass indexes (BMIs) can...