Late-night snacking linked to higher risk of liver disease

‘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%…

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Health experts warn your baby could already have diabetes

Risk to Newborns: Health experts warn that your baby may already have diabetes We always associate diabetes with elderly people or obese individuals, while scientists have discovered some shocking facts about newborns. Scientists warn that newborn babies can already have diabetes, which can harm your baby’s health. They revealed that some babies develop diabetes within…

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NHS issues ‘eight-week’ warning for omeprazole users

NHS issues ‘eight week’ warning for omeprazole users Many people around the world consume omeprazole or lansoprazole for their digestive or intestinal problems. However, the NHS has issued a warning that anyone taking these drugs should reconsider their use, as the health organization recommends that it should be ‘taken for the shortest possible time’. Both…

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Why depression is more than “just in your head”

Why depression is more than ‘just in your head’ Depression still remains a taboo and misunderstood subject, despite growing awareness. One of the most common yet most damaging myths is the belief that depression is “just in your head” or a sign of weakness. This misconception discourages people who are actually suffering from seeking help….

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