Popular Beers May Contain Harmful Toxins New research has revealed that many beers sold in the United States contain "forever chemicals," or PFAS, which closely reflect contamination levels in the...

The drug has been repurposed. A new clinical trial has shown that a diabetes medication, dapagliflozin, may also be effective in treating fatty liver disease. The findings suggest that the...

The future of cancer detection is here. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has officially approved CLAIRITY BREAST, a novel medical technology designed to estimate a woman's likelihood of developing...

Silent Trigger Behind The Osteoporosis Epidemic Emerging research highlights a strong link between gut health and bone strength, revealing that an imbalanced microbiome may quietly contribute to weakened bones. The...

A major study found the duo that lowers blood pressure. That daily cup of tea or a bite of dark chocolate might be doing more than satisfying your cravings—it could...

It’s time to ditch aspirin. A recent study suggests that a specific class of anti-clotting medications, known as P2Y12 inhibitors, may offer better long-term protection for heart patients with stents...

Parasitic Threat Found In U.S. Fish A recent study has revealed that many freshwater game fish commonly caught in the United States—such as bluegill, largemouth bass, and black crappie—are infected...

There is new hope. A recent clinical trial has shown that combining immunotherapy with chemotherapy could significantly improve outcomes for individuals battling stomach and esophageal cancers. The study, published on...

They are riskier than you think. Taking naps during the day may seem beneficial, especially for older adults, but new research suggests certain napping habits could be linked to a...

Brilliant Test Uses Sugar To Expose Hidden Snake Venoms Researchers have developed a promising new method using synthetic sugars to quickly identify snake venom, specifically that of the Western Diamondback...