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Many smokers believe vaping helps them quit cigarettes. But a new national study says otherwise. Researchers found that vaping may actually reduce the chances of quitting smoking, rather than increase…

A smart insole developed by researchers at the University of Portsmouth could soon change how people recover from injuries, train in sports, and manage chronic health issues. Unlike standard insoles,…

President Joe Biden’s recent diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer has sparked renewed debate about current prostate screening guidelines, especially for men over 70. Medical experts are questioning whether the existing…

Is it better to shower in the morning or at night? This question has long sparked debate. Morning shower fans say it wakes you up and refreshes you. Night shower…

Ten children conceived from the same sperm donor have developed cancer. The donor’s sperm carried a rare genetic mutation linked to a higher risk of cancer, found in at least…

The United States is facing a serious fertility crisis. The number of babies born each year continues to drop as women wait longer to start families. In 2024, the US…

Menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life, yet it remains under-discussed and misunderstood. Recent studies indicate that many women are unprepared for its onset, with symptoms often misdiagnosed…

Australian women who eat according to the Dietary Guidelines or follow a Mediterranean-style diet are 40% more likely to live into their mid-to-late 70s. This is the key finding from…

During the 2024 presidential campaign, abortion later in pregnancy became a hot topic. Politicians and the media focused heavily on fetal development milestones, like heartbeats and fetal survival outside the…

Anna Nusslock never wanted to become a symbol in the fight over reproductive rights in California. But when a small Catholic hospital refused her an abortion to end a miscarriage,…

Japan was one of the first countries to legalize abortion. Yet today, women still must get their partner’s consent to end a pregnancy. High costs, limited access, and strong social…

Over the last 25 years, diagnoses of mental illnesses like depression, anxiety, ADHD, and autism have risen sharply. This increase worries many health experts, educators, and parents worldwide, especially in…

When young children start school or daycare, separation from parents and new sounds can cause stress and tears. Researchers wonder if room design can ease these worries. In Japan, most…

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg found a group of nerve cells in the brain stem that control how semaglutide affects appetite and weight. These cells reduce hunger without causing…

Millions worldwide still lack access to basic eye care like glasses, a new study shows. The research was led by Professor Rupert Bourne of Anglia Ruskin University. It was published…

A large global study has found a small but clear link between alcohol intake and pancreatic cancer risk. The research pooled data from four continents and was published in PLOS…

Children born before 37 weeks face a much higher risk of dying before age five. Predicting preterm birth (PTB) is difficult because of varied causes and lack of reliable tests.…

UK researchers have discovered a genetic mutation that may explain why some people develop severe nerve damage after mild infections. The study sheds light on a newly identified form of…

A new blood test could speed up the diagnosis of rare genetic diseases in babies and children. The method was presented at the European Society of Human Genetics’ annual conference.…

A new article published in the journal Neuron explores how stress doesn’t always disrupt sleep—it can sometimes trigger it. Researchers suggest that in specific situations, especially after emotional or immune…