Health

New hope for obese people as failed drugs offer a cure Obesity is one of the most common health problems in the world, which also causes other diseases. Long-term obesity can increase the risk of various heart problems, stroke, type 2 diabetes and even certain types of cancer. Even though millions of people are affected,…

New drug shows promise in lowering dangerous blood fats It is already known that heart problems and diseases are caused by excess bad fat. High levels of triglycerides, a type of fat found in the blood, can increase the risk of serious heart problems and stroke. These fats often increase in people with diabetes or…

Karley Scott Collins breaks silence on Keith Urban dating rumors Karley Scott Collins just denied rumors that she and Keith Urban are dating. The 26-year-old rising country star, who opened for Urban in 2025 High and Alive world tourresponded to messages or she and the Blue is not your color singer is in a relationship…

New research shows that back pain can disrupt men’s sleep quality later in life According to a new study, back pain in older men can lead to worsening sleep later in life, with people with back pain in particular more likely to develop sleep problems over time. The study, published in the journal Innovation in…

Do you have depression or is it just Monday blues? Find out where the science stands The third Monday in January has been given the title ‘Blue Monday’, which is widely regarded as the most miserable day of the year. With the holidays finally behind us, the gloomy weather continuing, darkness falling before most people…

Air pollution may play a role in the risk of prostate cancer, experts warn Your environment may be one of the reasons why prostate cancer can develop. New research has found that men who live in busy inner-city areas or close to main roads may be at increased risk of this. Experts called for urgent…

Type 2 diabetes hidden trigger in daily diet revealed Did you know that part of your daily diet can cause diabetes? Diabetes is a condition that causes your blood sugar, also called blood sugar, to become too high. The most common is type 2 diabetes, and while many are quick to assume that an extra…

Find out how to prevent diabetes in your home Did you know that you can easily reduce your risk of diabetes? A medical expert has recommended a simple ’12-hour’ eating window that could improve your health. Not only does this approach help you eliminate late-night snacking, a rather unhealthy practice, but it can also help…

Pregnant women fight ‘like hell’ against paracetamol? Following US President Donald Trump’s controversial claims last year that paracetamol “isn’t good” and that pregnant women have to “fight like crazy” not to use it, experts who conducted a new review have now spoken out. Taking paracetamol during pregnancy is safe and there is no evidence that…

‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbor Speaks Out About ‘Psychotherapy’ David Harbor has just revealed that he recently started ‘intense psychotherapy’ to work on his mental health. The Stranger things actor, who suffers from bipolar disorder, has been in therapy since he got sober in 1999, but he recently decided to change his mental health care….

Severe liver scarring can be reversed with the latest drug It has been shown that liver fibrosis can potentially be reversed. Liver fibrosis is a condition in which scar tissue builds up in the liver due to disease. If left untreated, this can lead to liver failure or liver cancer. However, researchers at McMaster University…

‘Late-night snacking linked to higher risk of liver disease’ Are you a lover of late night snacks? Well, researchers from the University of Oxford have discovered that the world’s most common liver disease, known as MASLD (Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease), follows a daily pattern. Formerly called non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, MASLD affects approximately 40%…