A large-scale study conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare in Helsinki has revealed that the consumption of most fruits and certain grains may trigger the development of…

A new study conducted by immunologists and allergists at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School has uncovered specific features in immune system activity that may determine whether a mosquito…

Mobile phone users often hold their devices close to their heads. And these phones, by the way, are known for their radiofrequency emissions. For years, these two factors have raised…

Summer may be behind us, but thanks to global warming, the hot days are still lingering. Just like the headaches that often accompany high temperatures. In this kind of weather,…

Antioxidants found in seaweed, commonly used in soups and salads of Asian cuisine, may protect neurons from free radicals and help prevent this debilitating disease. This is the belief of…

A close examination of your nose can reveal some serious health issues, ranging from skin conditions to internal diseases. Den Baumgardt, a senior lecturer at the University of Bristol’s Faculty…

Research from Monash University in Australia has revealed that a seemingly mundane issue like constipation is an underestimated risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, including heart failure, heart attacks, and strokes.…

Previous research has linked intermittent fasting to benefits such as weight loss and a reduced risk of developing dementia. However, a new study by an international team of scientists led…

Results from a new study by a team at Stanford University have revealed that aging is not a slow and steady process. This finding helps explain the sudden spikes in…

The common “summer splinter” can become a significant problem, as even a small foreign object embedded in the tissue can sometimes lead to the loss of a body part. An…

The discovery authors are neurologists from the Mayo Clinic in the U.S., often referred to as a “medical Mecca,” along with their colleagues from various scientific and medical centers in…

The world isn’t designed for you if you’re a night owl rather than a morning lark. For most people, work and school start between 8 and 9 AM. If you…

“My pets help me stay healthy, productive, and happy. And I hope I help them be happy and healthy too,” says Jacqueline Boyd, a senior lecturer in animal science at…

The tongue is primarily made up of muscles. Some of these muscles control its shape, while others manage its movement. It is covered with specialized membranes that contain numerous tiny…

Researchers at Flinders University claim that sink drains harbor a host of dangerous microbes. Among these are pathogens that can cause pneumonia, Legionnaires’ disease—which affects the respiratory system—and wound infections,…

The global market for food additives is projected to reach at least $140 billion in 2024, and experts expect it to double in the coming years. Which additives are safe…

Consuming too much caffeine can undoubtedly be harmful to your health. However, numerous studies have shown that just one cup of coffee a day is linked to a variety of…

The team from the Immunology Department at Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York has taken another step toward slowing down the aging process for humanity. Ancient viruses, whose DNA…

Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have uncovered a link between excessive sugar consumption and a person’s biological age. The scientists warn that adding sugar to one’s regular diet…

Researchers at the Korean Institute for Basic Science (IBS) have announced the creation of the world’s first remote control system for consciousness. This groundbreaking technology manipulates the brain from a…

Humans may not be the fastest sprinters among living beings, but throughout evolution, they have made remarkable strides in endurance running. In the lead-up to the Summer Olympics in Paris,…

In recent years, scientists have often debated whether catching up on sleep during the weekend can make up for the sleep deficit accumulated during the workweek. Many experts have insisted…

Our eyes can reveal a lot about the health of our brains. Scientists assert that vision problems may serve as an early warning sign of declining cognitive functions. A recent…

During the sweltering summer months, we often notice that hunger strikes much less frequently than in cooler weather. Researchers have long studied the impact of temperature on appetite. “We know…

“Your fingernails and toenails are extensions of your skin. Pay attention to any changes in their appearance and texture—they can provide important clues about your health,” advises Dan Baumgardt, a…

Researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand have discovered that a few short, regular exercises can help improve both the quality and duration of sleep. Typically, experts advise…

The link between physical exercise and improved brain health is well established in science. However, new research has revealed that the cognitive benefits from certain types of physical activity can…

Experts have closely examined the widespread stereotype that one glass of wine a day is beneficial. The findings may not please everyone. Proponents of the so-called French Paradox, which gained…

A team of researchers from Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, has reached this conclusion. Their study also revealed that individuals with higher muscle strength are less likely to develop neurodegenerative…

Anxiety or depression can significantly increase the risk of developing potentially life-threatening blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). This was confirmed by a recent study conducted by a team…

Have you turned 40 and find yourself complaining about memory lapses? Then take a moment to reflect on the lifestyle you led in your younger years. If, in your 20s,…

A boil is the body’s protective response. By forming a pimple, our body isolates the affected area from healthy tissues, while without a pus-filled capsule, bacteria can freely “travel” between…

When trying to lose weight, we often want to see results as quickly as possible. If the number on the scale is dropping rapidly, it feels like we’re on the…

A team from the University of Sheffield (UK) and COMSATS University in Pakistan claims that the natural sugar 2-deoxy-D-ribose (2dDR) is just as effective in combating alopecia (hair loss) as…

Just 14 hours on a plane, and you’ve arrived at your destination. After finally retrieving your luggage and stepping out of the airport, you’re just one step away from relaxation.…

The way we walk—specifically its pace and smoothness—serves as an indicator of our health and the nuances of aging. As we age, our bodies lose mass, strength, and quality. This…

Of course, time doesn’t literally flow more slowly—it’s just that our perception of it changes in nature. When we stroll through parks and forests, it seems to slow down. In…

To uncover the neurobiological nature of blushing, a team of researchers from the University of Amsterdam enlisted 40 girls for their study. They invited boys to participate as well, but…

Research into curiosity is incredibly important. This trait is an inseparable part of human existence, driving us to learn and adapt to new conditions. But where does it originate? How…

The search for remedies to combat alcohol hangovers is as old as alcohol itself. Alternative medicine offers a plethora of suggestions on how to mitigate the effects of the “green…

Insomnia may indicate a higher likelihood of dementia in older age. One of the key signs of an increased risk for developing dementia is experiencing unpleasant or terrifying dreams—those that…

A team of researchers from Memorial University of Newfoundland (St. John’s, Canada) has reached this conclusion. Typically, aging takes a toll on memory. Names, events, and timelines can become somewhat…

Long, thick eyelashes are all the rage these days, but is it worth risking your health for them? Our natural eyelashes serve important functions. They act as a barrier against…

It’s been a century since Paris last hosted the Olympics. Since then, the average temperature in the French capital has risen by 1.8 °C. Additionally, between 1947 and 2023, there…

Ancient Egyptian scribes exhibited degenerative joint changes, hip damage, jaw issues, and problems with their thumbs. They suffered from back pain and vision problems. These ailments are also common among…

This news may sound like a hoax, but it’s entirely true. A resident of Austria has been diagnosed with endotracheal hair growth, meaning hair is growing in his throat. Experts…

Catherine (Cady) Coleman is the NASA astronaut who advised actress Sandra Bullock during her filming for Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity” (2013). Later, in her book “The Space Between,” Coleman, who once…