Browsing: Health

New research from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology indicates that widely used anti-inflammatory drugs may inadvertently help viruses spread through the body.

Seven new studies from Mayo Clinic reveal how to identify senescent cells and reduce their inflammatory impact, offering new paths for healthy aging therapies.

A new study finds that low testosterone levels combined with high fructose intake significantly worsen fatty liver disease by altering gut bacteria and increasing liver fat.

Researchers at the University of Hawaii at Manoa found that specific gut bacteria correlate with the pace of biological aging, independent of chronological age.

A new report reveals that 37% of deaths among former prisoners on probation in Wales were drug related, highlighting systemic failures and calls for devolved justice powers.

Research from Cambridge University and the University of East Anglia reveals a stark gender divide in autoimmune disease diagnosis, with women facing significantly higher rates of psychiatric misdiagnosis.

Farmers in Kentucky are raising ostriches to provide a safe protein source for people with alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne red meat allergy.

New research shows moderate aerobic exercise physically reshapes the nerves controlling the heart, revealing distinct structural changes in the left and right stellate ganglia.

Consultant doctors in England will stage a two-day strike on November 25 over pay and working conditions, with emergency care remaining staffed but routine services likely affected.

An artificial intelligence framework named REDMOD can identify subtle signs of pancreatic cancer up to three years before clinical diagnosis, potentially transforming early detection strategies.