Key sleep metric linked to lower risk of 83 conditions across the body
A newly highlighted sleep metric shows a connection to lower risks across eighty-three distinct medical conditions.
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A newly highlighted sleep metric shows a connection to lower risks across eighty-three distinct medical conditions.
Recent studies reveal a persistent gender gap showing women are less likely to receive active medical treatment than men.
A new study involving nearly 1 million adults suggests a link between consuming very hot coffee and tea and an increased risk of esophageal cancer.
A recent study highlights a common health factor in women that may potentially elevate the risk of developing dementia.
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Recent coverage highlights rising concerns over midlife dementia, stressing early evaluation and the risk of ignoring symptoms.
New research reveals that extreme heat triggers 33 clinically reportable diagnoses, significantly increasing the burden on emergency room resources.
A major new study suggests a popular daily drinking habit may nearly triple the risk of developing a deadly form of cancer.
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A new study suggests that avoiding three specific factors in midlife could delay the onset of dementia by up to 13 years.
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8 news sources are covering this Health story right now — PULSE is tracking how fast it spreads.
New studies spotlight coffee as a surprising ally against liver disease, linking daily cups to lower cirrhosis and cancer risk.
New research suggests omega-3 supplements fail to prevent Alzheimer's or improve cognitive function.