A USC Dornsife study, published in ‘Cerebral Cortex’, links susceptibility to financial scams in older adults with early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers found that financial vulnerability may signal early cognitive decline.
Life can often interfere with exercise during the workweek, but a new study suggests that those looking to stay fit shouldn’t be discouraged.
Leading cardiologists warn that sexist attitudes are causing unnecessary deaths among women from heart attacks.
A USC Dornsife study, published in ‘Cerebral Cortex’, links susceptibility to financial scams in older adults with early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers found that financial vulnerability may signal early cognitive decline.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a leading treatment for depression, teaching coping skills, encouraging positive behaviour, and challenging negative thoughts. But does it lead to lasting changes in the brain?
A blood test that measures serum fats could predict whether weight loss will effectively manage blood sugar levels in pre-diabetic patients, a new study suggests. Pre-diabetics have elevated blood sugar levels but are not yet diabetic.
Headaches, whether from migraines or tension, can disrupt daily life and often signal an underlying issue.
A study by King’s College London and Zoe found that women who consume 30 different plants a week experience fewer menopause symptoms.
For generations, grandmothers have recommended saltwater gargles as a remedy for colds, coughs, and various childhood ailments. Recent scientific research...
Many children may be misdiagnosed with dyslexia due to widespread myths about the condition, new research suggests.
The kiwi is a large berry that grows on a woody vine from the genus Actinidia. With its sweet and tangy flavour, the kiwi is a popular choice for a nutritious breakfast or lunch. Their tart taste, pleasing texture, and low calorie count make...
Millions of type 2 diabetes patients might soon benefit from a blood test designed to gauge their cancer risk, according to new research.
Medication for type 2 diabetes may cut the risk of developing dementia by up to 35 percent, a new study suggests.