This study raises some major concerns. The prevalence of microplastics, minuscule plastic particles ubiquitous in various mediums, has sparked concerns regarding their implications for both human and animal well-being. Recent...

Best Defense Against Future Cognitive Decline A recent study explored whether the type of work an individual engages in throughout their life affects their risk of developing dementia later on....

It’s a simple switch. Recent research indicates that dietary modifications could be more effective than traditional medications in alleviating the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Published in the Lancet...

The timing isn’t key to weight loss. In a head-to-head comparison, researchers found that obese, pre-diabetic individuals who consumed the same daily caloric intake experienced similar weight loss and health...

Two-Drug Combo Shows Promise In Fighting Severe Alcoholism French researchers have discovered a potential treatment avenue for severe alcoholism by combining an allergy medication with a blood pressure medication, according...

This is an alarming study. A recent report has revealed that nearly 20% of the fruits and vegetables consumed by Americans, whether fresh, frozen, or canned, contain levels of pesticides...

This will give people time to prepare. Changes in vision that affect tasks like reading, writing, driving, color perception, and depth judgment may serve as early indicators of Alzheimer's disease,...

Startling Statistic Links Homelessness To Mental Illness A recent study investigated the potential link between COVID-19 infections and the risk of developing asthma in children, finding no evidence to support...

The myth has been debunked. Recent research conducted by Rebecca Barry, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Calgary in Canada, sheds light on the prevalence of mental health disorders...

They also help lower heart disease risk. Recent research suggests that gut bacteria may play a role in determining a person's risk of developing heart disease, adding to our understanding...