Health & Medicine
Showcasing breakthroughs and insights that advance human health, wellness, and medical knowledge.
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Study Finds Link Between Coffee and Brain Ageing
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, and people are using it from ages to feel more awake. With the popularity and consumption topping each day,…
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How Alcohol Ads Make You Drink More
Alcohol advertisements are everywhere. They appear on TV, social media, sports broadcasts, and in nightlife scenes. These ads shape how people think about drinking. For a long time, experts have…
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Why Do Men Get Heart Attacks Earlier Than Women?
Imagine a man in his mid-30s who exercises, eats well, and avoids smoking, but during a routine checkup learns his heart isn’t as healthy as he thought. Heart disease rarely…
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Global Study Finds Four in Ten Cancers are Preventable
In early 2026, the World Health Organization and its research arm, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, released a landmark global analysis with both startling and hopeful findings. The…
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Urban Trees Can Reduce Cardiovascular Risk
Do you know, your neighborhood trees might just save your heart. A recent study suggests more visible trees from street level mean 4% less cardiovascular disease. While a 4% reduction…
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Scientists increased Mouse’s Lifespan by 33% with Simple Diet Change
For decades, researchers have focused on calorie restriction as a proven method to extend lifespan in animals. However, a new study published in Cell Metabolism suggests that what animals eat…
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Low-Glutamate Diet may Reduce Migraines
Migraines are notoriously unpredictable and debilitating, affecting millions worldwide. New evidence suggests a surprising factor may contribute: the amino acid glutamate, naturally present in certain foods and common additives. Recent…
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Cardiovascular Risk of ADHD Drugs: Heart Effects Explained
For millions living with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), medications are an essential tool for managing symptoms and improving quality of life. Yet questions about the cardiovascular risk ADHD drugs pose have…
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ADHD and Dementia Risk: New Insights from Brain Research
A growing body of evidence now suggests that ADHD and dementia risk may be linked in ways that were previously underexplored. Recent studies indicate that adults living with Attention‑Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder…
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Brain Chemical Linked to Trauma and Depression
Researchers have identified a brain chemical, SGK1, as a key factor linking childhood trauma to depression and suicidal behavior. Evidence suggests that elevated SGK1 levels in adults who died by…
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