33 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
New scientific evidence suggests that the way an individual focuses their attention on bodily sensations like itching may influence inflammation levels.
Scientists and journal editors have launched a boycott of the American Diabetes Association following a June conference incident.
New research suggests that three minutes of sprinting may be more beneficial for health than 90 minutes of moderate cardio exercise.
New scientific findings suggest a direct link between prolonged uninterrupted sitting and an increased risk of cancer-related mortality.
New scientific research into three South Florida mosquito species reveals why certain individuals are targeted more frequently by the insects.
Research suggests the popular zero-calorie sweetener Xylitol may be linked to a significantly higher risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Recent studies covered by international outlets suggest that short movement breaks may reduce the risk of thirteen distinct cancers.
New research indicates that ultra-processed foods, common in American diets, are linked to a significantly higher risk of developing prostate cancer.
New research shows quitting alcohol can reshape the brain and may boost the risk of compulsive drinking, sparking fresh health debates.
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New research suggests that individual skin bacteria and body odor determine why some people are targeted by mosquitoes while others are avoided.
New research suggests that maintaining steady daily routines may reduce levels of pain and depression, even for those experiencing poor sleep.
New research involving 450 participants challenges the notion of 'mosquito magnets' by revealing that different mosquito species have distinct preferences.
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Recent scientific studies reveal distinct differences between filtered and instant coffee regarding biological aging.
New research suggests that summer sun exposure may be insufficient to correct widespread vitamin D deficiencies, sparking global health discussions.
New research reveals that low-calorie sweeteners and certain antidepressants may interact to alter human gut bacteria.
Recent scientific studies reveal how the Epstein-Barr virus triggers immune responses tied to multiple sclerosis.
Recent reports highlight a new study suggesting that just two hours of strength training per week can significantly increase longevity.
A new study reveals that NFL players face a significantly higher risk of dying from neurodegenerative diseases compared to the general population.
New research suggests creatine may extend its utility beyond muscle growth to support the immune system in fighting cancer.
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New research challenges long-held beliefs about alcohol consumption, linking even moderate intake to heightened disease risks and specific cancer types.
A massive 270,000‑person study flags the brain‑boosting supplement tyrosine as a potential risk to men’s longevity.
New research suggests that eliminating sugar from the diet may lead to unexpected disruptions in gut microbiome health.
New research indicates that patients taking GLP-1 weight loss drugs are reducing their physical activity levels.
A soil‑derived antibiotic discovered by McMaster researchers shows a never‑seen attack on drug‑resistant superbugs.