Coffee helps women age more healthily study suggests
Coffee helps women age more healthily study suggests
Dogs can develop addictions to everyday objects
A new study has found that dogs can become addicted to everyday objects in much the same way humans can develop dependencies on gambling or video games.
Mosquitoes discovered in Iceland for the first time
Mosquitoes have been found in Iceland for the first time, as climate change makes the country increasingly suitable for their survival and spread.
Ancient fault could trigger major earthquake in Canada
An ancient fault line could trigger a major earthquake in Canada, according to a team of researchers from the University of Victoria and the University of Alberta.
Sleep problems increase dementia risk
A study has found that difficulties sleeping can raise the risk of developing dementia as well as memory problems.
Aspirin may help prevent the return of colorectal cancer
A daily dose of aspirin could significantly reduce the risk of colorectal cancer returning after surgery, according to new research.
Missing first breast cancer screening raises risk of death by 40%
Women who miss their first breast cancer screening face a 40% higher risk of dying from the disease, according to a new study.
Two hours of exercise a week reduces joint pain
A study has found that doing two hours of exercise per week can reduce joint pain and cut down on visits to the doctor.
Doctors develop AI stethoscope to detect heart conditions instantly
Doctors have specially designed a stethoscope powered by artificial intelligence that can detect any heart condition in under 15 seconds.
Vitamin supplement could reduce risk of skin cancer
A derivative of vitamin B3, nicotinamide, sold as a dietary supplement, could help reduce the risk of skin cancer.
Sugary drinks may fuel the spread of colorectal cancer
Sugary drinks are already linked to conditions such as diabetes and obesity, but new research suggests they could also accelerate cancer growth in people already diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
Owning a phone before 13 can harm children’s mental health
Owning a smartphone before the age of 13 could have lasting consequences on children’s mental health, according to a new study that analysed data from more than 100,000 young people worldwide.
How to lose weight sustainably: tips to maximise your results
Losing weight is a challenge almost everyone faces at some point in life. Whether it’s shedding a few pounds to get in shape for summer or embarking on a more significant weight-loss journey, the following tips can help you achieve results that last.
Eating breakfast too late could lead to premature death, study finds
A study conducted by researchers has revealed that the time at which people eat breakfast can have a real impact on their health.
Chewing gum could help detect early flu symptoms
Chewing gum may one day help detect the first signs of flu and prevent potential outbreaks.