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High blood pressure is often linked to salty diets and family history, but everyday habits can also play a major role, according to Dr Sudhir Kumar, senior neurologist at Apollo…

If your hair has been frizzing, shedding, or breaking more than usual this winter, the culprit may not be your shampoo—it could be the season itself, paired with smog. This…

Private health insurance premiums are set to climb in 2026 — in some cases sharply. Congress remains stalled on health care reform, with partisan disputes over the Affordable Care Act…

A simple blood test may soon help doctors diagnose amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) more quickly, potentially transforming care for patients facing one of medicine’s most devastating neurodegenerative diseases. Researchers at…

Biomerica, Inc. (NASDAQ: BMRA) announced Thursday that the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA) has approved its full portfolio of rapid diagnostic tests for cancer-related and chronic conditions. The small-cap diagnostics firm,…

Colon cancer has become one of the most common gastrointestinal cancers, with cases increasingly affecting younger adults. This trend has prompted doctors to focus on daily habits that influence colon…

Health Canada has authorized the use of the first medication specifically designed to treat postpartum depression. Zuranolone, marketed as Zurzuvae, is an oral treatment taken once daily for 14 days,…

A new study from University College London reveals that teenagers unhappy with their bodies are more likely to experience eating disorders and depression in early adulthood. The research, which tracked…

Male pattern baldness is often seen as a cosmetic issue, but new research suggests it could indicate early heart problems. A recent study examined men with untreated high blood pressure…

Seasonal allergies can trigger sneezing, runny or stuffy noses, and itchy eyes. These symptoms typically appear at certain times of the year and are most often caused by pollen from…

Swedish scientists have developed a new oral diabetes medication that helps the body burn fat, control blood sugar, and maintain muscle mass—working differently from popular injectable GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic.…

With periodontal disease affecting more than 40% of American adults—and growing evidence linking oral bacteria to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and pregnancy complications—dental practices are seeking faster, more precise diagnostic tools.…

A Kansas Republican senator warned that some health insurance subsidies are likely to expire at the end of the year. Senator Roger Marshall told Newsmax on Tuesday that he would…

Johnson & Johnson has reported promising results for patients with advanced multiple myeloma using its two-drug regimen, Tec-Dara. The therapy demonstrated notable effectiveness in halting tumor growth in a recent…

Colorectal cancer (CRC) develops when abnormal cells grow in the colon, a part of the large intestine responsible for breaking down food and helping the body absorb nutrients. Once considered…

SCAR LARRAINZAR, 42, of West Covina, California, thought he only needed surgery to fix a broken nose. But routine pre-surgery blood work revealed impaired kidney function—quickly escalating to kidney failure.…

Many people maintain checklists in life—tasks, medications, hydration, and more. Recently, a new trend has emerged: the supplement checklist. People compare notes, track what others are taking, and try to…

Researchers at the University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) have developed a new blood test that could transform how cancer is detected and monitored. The study, published in…

Lema Dental Clinic, a private oral and dental care provider in Istanbul, has expanded its services and upgraded its facilities to better serve international patients. The move strengthens the clinic’s…

The McKeesport couple earned about $81,000 last year but do not qualify for employer-sponsored coverage. Carrie, 54, works for an eye doctor. Jamie, 60, installs trim for a window and…