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A large study following nearly 1,600 healthy teenagers from age 17 to 24 shows that high blood sugar can cause early heart damage, even in young people who seem healthy.…

A new global study reveals that exposure to a chemical used in many plastic products may have caused more than 356,000 deaths from heart disease in 2018. The chemical, called…

Scientists have made important progress in using PET scans to spot early signs of Parkinson’s disease and related brain disorders caused by abnormal protein clumps called α-synuclein. These clumps build…

A recent study shows that replacing usual snacks with pecans can improve cholesterol levels and diet quality in adults at risk of heart and metabolic diseases. Researchers conducted a 12-week…

A new study shows that following a Mediterranean diet could lower the risk of breast cancer by 13%, especially for women after menopause. Researchers looked at 31 studies from around…

A new report reveals that a proposed 25% tariff on pharmaceutical imports could lead to a $51 billion rise in U.S. drug costs annually. If the tariff is passed on…

A recent study has revealed that the type of protein—whether animal-based or plant-based—does not impact muscle growth. Researchers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign found that protein distribution throughout the…

A recent study published in npj Viruses highlights how global trends, such as rapid urbanization, increased international travel, and the expansion of mosquito habitats, are raising the risk of a…

A Maryland man is suing the manufacturer of Ozempic after claiming the drug caused him to lose his vision. Todd Engel, 62, who was prescribed Ozempic in 2023 to manage…

Florida is set to become the second state to ban fluoride in public water systems. A bill prohibiting the addition of fluoride to community water supplies has already passed the…

The U.S. government announced a bold new plan to remove all artificial dyes from food and drinks by the end of next year. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.…

A new study from the University of Kent has found that having a pet can bring just as much happiness as being in a romantic relationship—and that joy might be…

In the ongoing fight against COVID-19 and potential future coronavirus outbreaks, scientists have made significant progress in developing next-generation antiviral therapies. A recent study published in Science Advances reveals the…

Recent research underscores curcumin’s potential as a therapeutic agent for treating obesity, inflammation, and neurodegenerative diseases. A study published in Nutrients highlights its role in combating neuroinflammation and metabolic disorders.…

Push-ups are more than just a test of strength—they can be a sign of overall health and longevity. Recently, a viral challenge sparked widespread interest in how many push-ups a…

A massive power outage struck Spain and Portugal on Monday, leaving healthcare workers scrambling to provide essential services in the face of unprecedented challenges. Doctors, pharmacists, and other health professionals…

Florida is poised to become the second U.S. state to eliminate fluoride from public water systems—a move that public health experts warn could reverse decades of dental health progress. On…

As U.S. health leaders search for ways to cut rising prescription drug costs, one controversial idea has emerged: reduce the number of medications Americans take by promoting better health. While…

A recent study shows that brown rice contains more arsenic than white rice, raising questions about its safety, especially for young children. Brown rice keeps its outer bran layer, which…

Grain Millers has recalled more than 63,000 pounds of rolled oats because of possible plastic pieces found in the product. The recall affects two types of oats sold in bulk…