Health Study News

New research suggests that a common stomach bacteria, potentially linked to unwashed lettuce, could be responsible for at least one in five bowel cancer cases.

A major study has concluded that consuming very hot drinks increases the risk of oesophageal cancer.

A major study involving over 800,000 adults has found that subtle changes in voice could serve as an early warning sign of dementia, potentially years before a

New data reveals a sustained improvement in cancer outcomes over the past three decades.

A new study indicates that popular low-carb diets, while often touted for managing blood sugar and weight, can lead to a "dangerous" rise in cholesterol levels.

A recent study on CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) indicates that at least one in four NFL players, and likely a higher percentage, suffered from the brai

A new study suggests that subtle changes in sleep patterns could serve as an early indicator of an individual's risk of developing dementia.

A new study suggests that reducing vigorous exercise by just a few minutes daily as one ages can increase the risk of cancer by 15 percent.

A new study suggests that health service breast screening programs miss 95 percent of young women who later develop cancer.

A new study reveals that the morbidity gap has been widening across most countries since 1990, with people spending an average of 14.5% of their lives in poor h

A new study suggests that artificial sugars found in low-calorie drinks could negatively impact gut health, adding to existing evidence linking sweeteners to di

A new study indicates that ultra-processed foods are linked to a quarter of heart disease cases and deaths, suggesting that reducing their intake could decrease