A collaborative study conducted by Fudan University in China and the University of Cambridge in the UK, published in Nature Mental Health, utilised a substantial sample size of 181,990 participants from the UK Biobank. The study investigated...

The liver, second only to the skin in size, is vital for our well-being, executing over 500 functions such as protein digestion, mineral storage, bile production, and blood filtration. Yet, its significance often remains overlooked.

Study suggests green spaces may help young children avoid feeling blue.

A pilot study by Stanford Medicine doctors suggests that a ketogenic diet not only restores metabolic health but also improves mental well-being. Published in 'Psychiatry Research', the findings highlight the potential effectiveness of nutritional...

Recent research indicates that gut bacteria may significantly contribute to the initiation and progression of obesity, exhibiting gender-specific differences. These variances potentially impact the metabolism of various nutrients, consequently...

A recent study suggests that adhering to a Mediterranean-style diet, characterised by foods such as fish, fruits, and nuts, may decrease the risk of dementia by almost 25%.

High cholesterol levels pose a significant yet often overlooked risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Detecting and addressing cholesterol levels early is crucial for prevention. Here are some common indicators of elevated cholesterol:

New research suggests that vaping could lead to a "significant" rise in the risk of heart failure. Individuals who have vaped at any time showed a 19% higher likelihood of developing heart failure compared to those who have never used e-cigarettes,...

In Ayurveda, fever is termed as Jwara roga, marked by the body's temperature surpassing its usual range, disrupting normal bodily processes. Typical fever symptoms encompass chills, muscle pains, sore throat, reduced appetite, headaches, and...

A study suggests that a diabetes medication could potentially decelerate the advancement of Parkinson's disease, marking a notable stride in its future management. Patients administered lixisenatide exhibited reduced progression of motor symptoms,...