A three-year study tracking adults from 19 to 94 found that the brain can keep improving well into old age, challenging one of medicine's most persistent assumptions
Can the way you sip or gulp your drink really affect your health? Here's what experts and studies say.
Global report predicts cancer cases will surge to 35 million a year by 2050, with survival still determined by where you live
The medicines include treatments for blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, infections and allergies, along with changes affecting a rabies injection and a patented vaccine
Researchers found measurable calming brain activity within minutes, even in first-time meditators
Social media hails hibiscus tea as a 'clinically proven' heart-health drink. Here's what studies and cardiologists say
From immunity to glowing skin, the internet makes big promises about mangoes. Do they hold up?
A review of 85 clinical trials found little evidence that most IVF add-ons improve the chances of having a baby
With no human vaccine available, early recognition and timely antibiotic treatment remain the best defence against this neglected monsoon disease
Strength training over cardio for PMOS? A popular Instagram claim sparks debate
A tiny protein inside your cells might be the difference between burning fat and stockpiling it and switching it off sends fat-burning into overdrive
Researchers found a growing biological age gap that may help explain the rise in early-onset cancers
They've long been considered the strongest option for acute pain, but new evidence is forcing doctors to rethink a long-held medical assumption
Low birth weight, prematurity and oxygen exposure emerge as key vision loss risk factors
Blue light, irregular sleep schedules and cardiovascular health are all part of the story, but do they add up to a shorter life?
From antioxidants to DNA repair, grapes are being credited with surprising skin benefits. How much is backed by evidence?
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