Too much of a good thing? More than a glass of milk increases chance of death
Milk may be good for the bones, but its D-galactose content might accelerate ageing
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Details last updated 04-Feb-2019
Milk may be good for the bones, but its D-galactose content might accelerate ageing
Five servings of dark chocolate a week found to cut risk of diabetes by 21%
Amidst rising AI use in healthcare, doctors seek guidance on safe practices and patient privacy
Prostate, breast, liver, and kidney cancers are driving this increase
Consuming high processed food increases risk of physical & mental health problems
75% of trusts still use paper, hindering patient safety and efficiency
Large increases in people with anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and diabetes
One vitamin D supplement a month slashed risk of major cardiovascular events by 9%
Direct association between higher consumption of artificial sweetener and heart disease
Disease risk reduced by 30% in older people but its best to consult a doctor before taking supplements
Keeping your brain active, whether through work or hobbies may delay dementia
Health inequalities mainly affected life expectancy of minority groups
UK's soft drinks levy encourages both manufacturers and consumers for low sugar alternatives
Recurrent or young age miscarriages can up the risk of dying early, but more studies are needed
Becomes most expensive drug ever approved for the NHS - but no lifetime costs
One-third increased risk is low compared to impact of other lifestyle choices
No difference to mortality risk in elderly who do HIIT or moderate intensity continuous training
Based on almost half a million people this is a large prospective cohort study
Honeymoon period for these short-lived results are about six months
Study saw no correlation between quantity of eggs consumed and heart disease or stroke
AI apps can be inefficient in skin cancer diagnosis, if not properly regulated and certified
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Do it only if there's a good clinical reason as per doctor's recommendation
Cannot conclude it as a cause of high stroke risk yet, there's just an association
More evidence fish oil supplements don’t work – save your money!
Norwegian review of 36,000 cases links more activity overall with lower risk of death
Spend 150 minutes on exercise per week to lengthen your life span
No doubt a diet Coke with a large sugar doughnut has the same effect
Old drugs are just as good as those new drugs - pharmaceutical mafia in action
It’s never too late to start exercising, start today and live longer
Shift to a Mediterranean-style diet and limit red and processed meat
2% rise in stroke rates in people aged 35 to 54 yearly.
Reduces levels of C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation
Skipping breakfast can help in losing weight, at least for some people
Shreds multiple critical stretches of bacteria's DNA at the same time
No benefit found in large meta-study, but no risk of cancer either
But builds up cognitive reserve to resist dementia for longer
Fast food is tastier and cheaper than healthy food, which makes it appealing for people with low income
Oxford researchers found that physical improvement doesn’t translate in better mental health
10% more ultra-processed in diet linked 12% more cancers detected. Ultra-processed includes cake...
One cigarette a day increases chance of developing heart disease by 50%. Likewise a 30% increase...
But the health benefits are in the coffee - not that milk, cream and sugar you may be tempted to add
Study published in the BMJ finds 8 to 12 drinks a week is associated with cognitive decline. Bra...
Curry, ginger, chili peppers help slow aggressive tumours growth. Could also help to fight arthr...
Earlier findings showed that enjoyment of life during a single moment in time was associated with...
Regular, high-dose NSAID use may increase heart risk, as shown in a large BMJ study
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Article links to studies showing increased life expectancy and reduced chronic disease, based on ...
Whole grain foods reduce risk of chronic diseases and premature mortality. Greatest benefit from...
Risk could be greatest in the first 30 days of taking the drugs
Eye-opening results for homeopathy clients - ineffective as a treatment method
Systematic review of 176 trials of homeopathy looked at 68 different health conditions. No disce...
Study of more than 100,000 adults. clearest link was for breast cancer in women and current or e...
<p>Huge study published in the BMJ of around half a million participants in the China Kadoorie Bi...
Following a Mediterranean diet might be a recipe for a long life because it appears to keep peopl...