Sleeping Less Than 5 Hours Linked to Higher Risk of 37 Diseases
Sleeping less than five hours associated with higher risk of dozens of diseases in large study tracking nearly 100000 adults…
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Children of Centenarians Have 42% Lower Risk of Death and 33% Less Heart Disease
JAMA Network Open study of 2,319 centenarian children finds 42% lower death risk, 33% lower cardiovascular disease, 32% lower hypertension vs controls.
Cancer Cases to Hit 34 Million by 2050: 1 in 5 To Develop Disease
Global Cancer Statistics 2026 reports 21M diagnoses, 9.8M deaths in 2024. Cases will rise 67% to 34M by 2050.
Common Plastic Polyethylene Linked to Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers were surprised to find that polyethylene, one of the world’s most widely used plastics, contributes to liver disease because…
Hypertension and Heart Disease Linked to Widespread Brain White Matter Damage
Hypertension and heart disease are linked to widespread and extensive damage in the brain’s white matter, according to a major…
Pregnancy Complications Linked to Heart Disease Risk Years Early
Pregnancy complications could reveal a woman’s future heart disease risk many years before traditional screening tools would ever detect a…
Silent Failure: Millions Overlook the Warning Signs of Chronic Kidney Disease
Discover why chronic kidney disease often develops without symptoms, the critical role of diabetes and hypertension, and how early intervention protects your vital organ health.
Movement is Medicine: Small Daily Actions Prevent Disease and Boost Mental Health
Discover how modest movement acts as powerful medicine to prevent disease, improve surgical recovery, and protect your mental health according to groundbreaking Wits University research.
Just Minutes of Intense Exercise Could Slash Your Chronic Disease Risk by 50 Percent
A few breathless minutes of exercise each week could have a far bigger impact on your health than most people…
High BMI Rising Diabetic Kidney Disease
New research identifies high body mass index (BMI) as a causal driver for diabetic kidney disease, with global mortality projected to surge by 2049.