Category: 6. Health

A new scientific study has revealed a hidden hazard lingering on firefighter gear long after flames are extinguished.

Researchers from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine have identified cancer-linked ‘forever chemicals’ on…

On both sides of the family, Meng Wang’s grandmothers lived long, healthy lives, well into old age — one to 100 years old, the other to 95.

“Seeing them always made me wonder, why can’t everyone age like them?” she…

A NEW study suggests that beginning haemodialysis with a less intensive, “incremental” approach may help preserve patients’ remaining kidney function without increasing the risk of death or major complications.

Dialysis Initiation…

ADULT childhood cancer survivors demonstrated accelerated brain aging that tracked with cranial radiation and poorer neurocognition.

Accelerated Brain Aging Measured by BrainAGE

Long term survivors of childhood cancer may carry a measurable…

A sufficient amount of restful sleep is crucial to good health and wellbeing, yet sleep can often be a forgotten factor when patients and clinicians are together in the exam room.

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A new study has found that as little as 10 minutes of daily exercise may help slow the growth of bowel cancer while also repairing damage to DNA.

Researchers at Newcastle University discovered that even a short…

It was just a scratch. Among all the feelings and thoughts that she has had to wrestle with since the summer, disbelief is the emotion that Robyn Thomson still struggles with the most. “You never think it would happen to you,” said Robyn….

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — With Orange County seeing an uptick in Legionnaires’ disease cases, an infectious disease expert is sharing how gym goers can avoid getting infected.