Category: 6. Health

Indoor tanning remains common in many places, even as new warnings keep appearing. Many people focus on getting a quick tan and don’t think much about what happens under the surface.

A new study reveals clear genetic damage from indoor tanning…

• GLP-1 medications, commonly used for type 2 diabetes, were linked to a possible reduction in epilepsy risk, offering an encouraging early signal for researchers.
• Participants who used GLP-1 drugs were 16 percent less likely to develop…

At the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium in San Antonio, Thomas P. Slavin Jr., MD, MBA, FACMGG, DABMD, discussed in this Q&A with Pharmacy Times how rising cancer incidence among younger adults is accelerating the integration of precision…

Additional walk-in NHS flu clinics are being organised to help protect people against the flu.

NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly said clinics would be available between 15 and 18 December, after NHS England said an average of 2,660 patients per…

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is warning the public about the return of avian influenza across the state.

Also known simply as bird flu, highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is transmitted between…

The latest data on respiratory illness in the United States shows that shoppers and merry-makers are spreading more than just holiday cheer: They’re also passing around germs. In many cases, it’s a new virus…

Dementia is often associated with older people, but it doesn’t just appear out of nowhere.

Some risk factors could start before we’re even born, while others emerge as we progress through childhood into young adulthood.

According to research,…

These new recipes are egg-cellent choices for egg lovers! This versatile ingredient packs in plenty of protein and makes a great canvas for a variety of flavors, from fresh veggies to savory cheese. These egg dishes have gained popularity with…