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Poor sleep can shorten a person's heart-healthy years, new study shows

New research shows that people who have certain sleep disorders also have a significantly shorter heart health lifespan. → Read More

Diet and Crohn's: Ultra-processed foods linked to higher risk

Eating ultra-processed foods is strongly associated with a higher risk of developing Crohn's disease, a new study indicates. → Read More

Cholesterol: Nexletol may help lower LDL levels without the need for statins

The medication Nextletol may have LDL cholesterol-lowering capabilities of its own, offering an alternative for people who can't use statins, a new study suggests. → Read More

Parkinson's disease: New clue on how the brain’s 'recycling system' breaks down

A study found the failure of the brain neuronal cells’ normal house-cleaning function may be causing a buildup of degraded proteins in Parkinson's disease. → Read More

Hypertension: Ultrasound device could lower blood pressure significantly

An innovative ultrasound device could help treat hypertension by calming overactive nerves in the kidneys. The procedure significantly lowers blood pressure, according to a new study. → Read More

Is exercise more effective than medication for depression and anxiety?

Exercise is 1.5 times better at reducing depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders than psychotherapy or medication, a new study indicates. → Read More

Cardiovascular disease: Taking 500 more steps each day may help lower risk

Walking an additional 500 steps each day—roughly equal to quarter of a mile—may help decrease cardiovascular risk for older adults, according to new research. → Read More

Faster cognitive decline linked with food insufficiency in new study

Food insufficiency is associated with a more rapid decline in cognitive function compared with access to enough food, according to a new analysis. → Read More

Migraine: Why do attacks often occur during menstruation?

Low levels of estrogen during menstruation are linked to spikes in a peptide associated with migraine attacks, according to a new study. → Read More

Caffeine withdrawal: Drinking quality decaf coffee may reduce symptoms

A study found that high quality decaf coffee can reduce caffeine withdrawal symptoms. → Read More

Cardiovascular health: Irregular sleeping habits may increase atherosclerosis risk

A study found a link between irregular sleeping patterns and an increased risk of atherosclerosis in older adults. Milamai/Getty Images → Read More

Why might men with a family history of prostate cancer have higher odds of survival?

A new study has found that men with close relatives who have had prostate cancer have better odds of survival if they receive the same diagnosis themselves. → Read More

Can calorie restriction slow the pace of aging in healthy adults?

A first-of-its-kind trial suggests that reducing caloric intake via a carefully monitored program may help slow the pace of aging by 2–3% after two years. → Read More

Drinking 3 or more cups of coffee daily may increase kidney dysfunction risk

Drinking three or more cups of coffee a day may increase the risk of kidney dysfunction by almost three times in people with a specific gene variant, according to a new study. → Read More

Cardiovascular disease: Can eating 1-3 eggs per week help protect the heart?

A study found a link between eating one to three eggs per week and a significantly lower risk of developing cardiovascular disease. → Read More

Cardiovascular disease: Poor mental health linked to higher risk among young adults

A study of more than half a million young adults found that depression and poor mental health are linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. → Read More

Snacking on tree nuts may boost serotonin, have cardiovascular benefits

People with obesity or overweight who consumed mixed tree nuts like almonds, Brazil nuts, and walnuts saw an increase in cardioprotective tryptophan metabolites and serotonin. → Read More

Running as a form of escapism may lead to dependence, study suggests

Researchers suggest that people who use running as a form of escapism may become dependent of this activity and face more negative health consequences down the line. → Read More

Could beet juice and other nitrate-rich foods make muscles stronger?

A recent study suggests that nitrates can help increase muscle strength. Why might that be, and what are the potential pitfalls? → Read More

3 servings of grapes a day may reduce the chances of sunburn for some people

A new study suggests that consuming three servings of grapes daily may reduce the chances of sunburn for some people. → Read More