Research indicates that natural compounds found in soy and other plants decrease the recurrence of breast cancer and enhance survival rates
Isoflavones from soy and other plant-derived compounds might significantly reduce the likelihood of breast cancer recurrence or death, suggesting a new meta-analysis co-led by researchers from the Johns Hopkins Kimmel…
It Only Takes 15 Minutes a Day to Transform Your Health and Well-being
Workplaces are continually evolving with innovative wellness initiatives like Corporate Cup events, lunchtime yoga sessions, and 'walk and talk' meetings designed to boost employee physical activity. A new study by…
Research Reveals Improved Sleep Linked to Reduced Loneliness
A study slated for presentation at the SLEEP 2024 annual meeting has revealed significant findings on the correlation between improved sleep health and reduced levels of loneliness. This relationship is…
The Outbreak Worsened Depression Among Elderly Diabetics
A recent investigation involving over 2,700 senior Canadians revealed that older adults with diabetes encountered an increased risk of depression amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Within this group, nearly half of…
Declines in Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Over Three Decades Exclude Lower Income US Adults
Over the past three decades, while heart disease mortality has sharply decreased across the United States, a recent study highlights that these cardiovascular benefits have predominantly benefited higher-income groups. Among…
Research reveals links between obesity and heart failure
A recent study conducted by researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine, published on July 25th in Nature Cardiovascular Research, has unveiled the effects of obesity on the muscle structure in patients…
University of Hawaii Study Reveals Faster Biological Aging Among Native Hawaiians
In a study from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, researchers have uncovered that Native Hawaiians exhibit a higher rate of accelerated biological ageing compared to White and Japanese American…
Public Health Initiatives Aimed at Reducing Dementia Risk Could Potentially Save the UK Economy Up to £4 Billion
Public health interventions aimed at reducing dementia risk factors could potentially save up to £4 billion in England by lowering dementia rates and enhancing overall health and longevity, according to…
Study: Diabetes and Weight-Loss Drugs Halve Risk of Alcohol-Use Disorder
A recent study conducted by researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine suggests that semaglutide, a medication commonly used in widespread diabetes and weight-loss drugs Wegovy and Ozempic,…
Alcohol Consumption in Elderly Doubles Risk of Brain Hemorrhage Due to Falls
Falls are the leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries in older adults across the United States, also topping the charts for traumatic brain injuries. In 2021 alone, falls…
Study Reveals Children May Develop Premature Aging Signs Due to Parental Alcohol Abuse
Researchers at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) have unveiled compelling evidence that children of parents grappling with alcohol use disorders may inherit predispositions to…
Recent Research Emphasises Worldwide Inequalities in Mobility Restrictions and Utilisation of Assistive Technologies
A recent investigation involving over 175,000 individuals across 25 nations has revealed that people in low—and middle-income countries encounter more significant challenges in their daily activities and are less inclined…
Research Reveals Adolescent Sports Boost Bone Health in Older Adults
Loss of bone mineral density (BMD) as individuals age significantly contributes to osteoporosis—a degradation of bone tissue. In Japan, this deterioration is a primary cause of falls among older adults,…
Chances of Anxiety and Suicide Attempts Could Increase Substantially Following Hospitalization for Heart Issues
In an enlightening study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, it was discovered that individuals hospitalized for heart disease, stroke, or other cardiovascular conditions are significantly more…
Is the ‘Treat-All’ Approach for Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infection in China Fully Implemented?
Chronic hepatitis B (CHB) remains a significant public health issue, particularly in China, where the disease is prevalent. In response, the 2022 Chinese guidelines for the prevention and treatment of…
Australians surpass their counterparts in affluent English-speaking nations by 1-4 years in lifespan
A study published in the open-access journal BMJ Open reveals that Australians live longer than their counterparts in five other high-income English-speaking countries, including the UK and the US, with…