Skipping meals at night may protect night shift workers’ health
A recent Australian study published in Diabetologia reveals that night shift workers who eat during their shift could face higher risks of long-term health...
Switching milk for yogurt could lower women’s heart risks, study finds
A new study suggests that women who replace non-fermented milk with yogurt or other fermented milk products may lower their risk of heart disease.
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Why long-term alcohol drinking can make you very sick
A study from the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has shed light on how long-term alcohol consumption can severely harm people's health.
The...
This type of supplements show promise in managing diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition where the body struggles to regulate blood sugar levels due to problems with insulin, a hormone that...
How bacteria affects sourdough bread smell and flavor
A new study examines how certain strains of bacteria, and specifically the genetic diversity of acetic acid bacteria, influence the smell and flavor of...
How early antibiotics can turn immunity into allergy
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered how giving antibiotics to newborns can increase their risk of developing lifelong respiratory allergies.
This groundbreaking...
How diet and exercise can make a difference in diabetes prevention
Type 2 diabetes is a growing health concern worldwide, but the good news is that it is largely preventable.
The condition occurs when your body...
Marijuana use linked to deadly high blood pressure
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common and serious medical condition where the pressure of blood against the walls of the arteries is...
Turmeric and vitamin D combo could lower blood pressure in diabetes
A recent study by scientists from Urmia University of Medical Sciences has brought to light a potential new approach for managing blood pressure in...
Meal timing strategies can help people lose weight, study finds
Researchers from Bond University in Robina, Australia, have found that certain meal timing strategies—like time-restricted eating, eating fewer meals, and consuming more calories earlier...