
Shyla Jovitha Abraham, is a health and wellness writer, based in Cleveland
The findings suggest that men seeking help for fertility problems may benefit from earlier screening and preventive health care measures
Researchers found that mentally active sedentary behaviours such as reading or desk work may help lower dementia risk, especially in middle age
In 2022, India reported the second-highest number of ovarian cancer cases and the highest number of deaths from the disease
From cutting sodium and sugary drinks to choosing whole grains and plant-based proteins, these expert-backed habits may help prevent premature heart disease and stroke
Researchers say differences in screening, lifestyle habits, emotional and financial support may help explain the striking cancer risk gap
Experts say open communication and reduced distractions during meals play a key role in supporting healthier behaviours among teens
Researchers found that people who repeated meals daily lost more weight compared to those with varied diets
The review found that collagen supplements may offer real, though modest, health benefits, particularly for skin and joint health
Participants taking the multivitamin showed slower ageing across all five measures, including the two most strongly linked to mortality risk
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, accounting for 30 per cent of female deaths each year
An analysis of data from 204 countries and territories between 1990 and 2023 found that 28 per cent of the global breast cancer burden in 2023 was linked to six modifiable risk factors
Women generally have less artery-clogging plaque than men, yet their risk of chest pain, heart attack and death is similar
Can the perfect bedroom temperature reduce stress and improve your heart health?
Some recent studies have raised questions about a possible association between GLP-1 drugs and ischaemic optic neuropathy, sometimes referred to as an ‘eye stroke.’
A recent review published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews suggests the benefits of intermittent fasting may be overstated
Compared with people without diabetes, the risk of sudden cardiac death was 6.5 times higher in those with type 2 diabetes and 3.7 times higher in those with type 1 diabetes
Staying active—especially during midlife—plays a crucial role in protecting long-term brain health and reducing cognitive decline
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