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Warmer regions linked to higher risk of eye disease in older people

It seems like warm weather is not so friendly to the eyes of seniors. Recent research has revealed a surprising link: older folks living in...

Stay active, sleep better, remember more: the magic trio for older people

Poor sleep can sometimes mess with the memory of older people. But guess what? If you're an older person who likes to stay active, you...

Living near green space can make you 2.5 years younger, study finds

A new study has found that individuals living near green spaces such as parks and vegetation areas exhibit slower biological aging compared to those...

Diabetes remission possible after this surgery, even without big weight loss

More than half of patients with diabetes (51%) experienced diabetes remission after metabolic surgery, regardless of whether they achieved significant weight loss, according to...

New higher dose diabetes drug promises better blood sugar control and weight loss

Diabetes is a health condition that affects how your body handles sugar in your blood. It's a problem that's becoming more common, and it...

Extreme heat warning: Keep cool to be heart-healthy when temperatures rise

Mother nature is at it again as record high temperatures are bringing summer heat early this year around much of the U.S., and the...

Is hot yoga good for you? Exploring the science behind the sweat

Hot yoga also known as Bikram yoga (more on that later) has gained significant popularity in recent years as a fairly ferocious form of...

Daytime naps: a secret to a healthier brain?

Did you know that daytime napping could help keep our brains healthy? Napping isn't just for toddlers or tired athletes. It's something everyone could...

Your arteries, aging, and you: the connection

To understand our bodies, let's imagine a city with streets and highways. Like how cars move on these roads, our blood travels through vessels...

Middle-aged women with no child more likely to have this mental problem

Women who had not had children by age 35, or those who turned 35 in recent years, are at the highest risk of binge drinking.