Study: Specific Vape Type Raises Blood Pressure Dangerously
Groundbreaking research from the American Heart Association warns that salt-based nicotine vapes cause alarming blood pressure spikes, posing serious cardiovascular risks to users.
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Diet Coke Daily Habit Linked to Heart Condition Risk
Shocking new research suggests that drinking Diet Coke or other artificially sweetened beverages every day could significantly increase your risk of a dangerous heart condition. Experts issue urgent warning.
Drink Water to Lower Stress, Says UK Study
Groundbreaking research from the UK uncovers a powerful link between regular hydration and lower stress levels. Discover how drinking enough water can naturally regulate cortisol, the body's primary stress hormone.
Hearing Aids May Halve Dementia Risk, Study Reveals
Groundbreaking research from the University of Southern Denmark suggests that using a hearing aid could be one of the most significant single actions to protect against dementia, potentially halving the risk for those with hearing loss.
Global Study Exposes Severe Health Risks of Vaping in Youth
A major new global analysis reveals the severe health impacts of vaping, linking it to increased risks of asthma, lung damage, and toxic metal exposure in young people. The findings challenge the perception of e-cigarettes as a safe alternative to smoking
Vaping Doubles Asthma Risk in Non-Smokers, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from the University of Surrey reveals that non-smokers who vape are significantly more likely to develop asthma, depression, and emotional problems, challenging perceptions of e-cigarettes as a safe alternative.
Wildfire Smoke Far More Toxic Than Believed
A major new scientific analysis uncovers that wildfire smoke is significantly more toxic to human cells than air pollution from other sources, raising urgent questions about public health policies as climate change fuels fiercer blazes.
Neck Size Could Predict Heart Disease Risk
New medical research suggests that measuring neck circumference could be a more effective early warning sign for cardiovascular health issues than traditional BMI calculations.
Pittsburgh air pollution crisis revealed in shocking study
A groundbreaking study by Carnegie Mellon University exposes dangerously high levels of toxic air pollutants in Pittsburgh, raising urgent public health concerns.
Dirty habit linked to schizophrenia in 18M Americans
New research suggests a surprising connection between a widespread habit and increased risk of schizophrenia, affecting millions across the US.
Study reveals surge in medication abortions across UK
New research highlights a significant rise in medication abortions, reshaping reproductive healthcare access. Experts weigh in on the implications.
Full-fat milk heart health benefits revealed in new study
A groundbreaking study challenges NHS dietary advice, suggesting full-fat milk may not harm heart health as previously thought. Discover the latest findings on dairy and cardiovascular wellness.
Ultra-processed foods cause 32 health harms, study finds
A major study reveals shocking links between ultra-processed foods and serious health risks, urging immediate dietary changes.
Walking faster may slash heart attack risk
A groundbreaking study suggests that increasing your walking speed and distance may significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and improve overall cardiovascular health.
Common habit triples cancer risk for 18 million
A new study reveals that a widespread habit followed by millions could dramatically increase the chances of developing cancer. Experts warn of the hidden dangers lurking in daily routines.
Vaping overtakes smoking among UK teens: study
A groundbreaking study from the University of Michigan shows vaping has surpassed cigarette use among UK teenagers, raising public health concerns.
Irregular sleep tied to 172 health conditions
New research highlights the alarming connection between inconsistent sleep and a staggering range of diseases, from heart conditions to mental health disorders.
Teens prefer online health advice over GP visits
A new study shows that teenagers are turning to the internet for health advice rather than visiting their GP, raising concerns about misinformation and access to care.
Study: COVID vaccines saved fewer lives than claimed
A controversial new study suggests COVID-19 vaccines may not have been as effective as previously claimed. Experts weigh in on the findings and what they mean for future pandemic responses.
Air pollution linked to 40% higher dementia risk
New research from Cambridge University reveals a concerning link between air pollution and increased dementia risk, urging policymakers to take action.
DIY health tests deliver false results - study
A groundbreaking study warns that DIY health tests, trusted by thousands, are delivering inaccurate results, endangering lives. Experts urge caution.
Gen Z faces higher cancer risk than millennials
People born between 2000-2009 are at greater risk of developing cancer before age 50 compared to those born in the 1990s, new research warns. Experts point to modern lifestyles as the culprit.
Dogs Reduce Stress and Boost Health, Study Finds
Owning a dog can significantly lower stress levels and improve overall health, according to groundbreaking research. Discover how your furry friend could be the key to a happier, healthier life.
Common habit tied to rise in psychotic episodes
New research reveals a disturbing connection between a widespread habit and an increase in psychotic episodes, raising urgent public health concerns.
London boroughs top UK smoking hotspots in new study
A new study maps smoking rates across the UK, revealing stark regional disparities with London boroughs leading the pack. Discover the health implications and regional trends.
UK Smokes 78 Million Cigarettes Daily – Shock Study
A startling new report shows UK residents consume a staggering 78 million cigarettes every day, with significant regional variations. Discover the hotspots and health implications.
Study confirms no vaccine-autism link
A major new study finds no connection between routine childhood vaccinations and autism, reinforcing decades of scientific consensus.
Study contradicts RFK Jr's autism-vaccine claims
A recent study challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial claims linking vaccines to autism. Experts weigh in on the science behind the debate.
Europe's obesity surpasses US overweight levels
A new study finds that obesity rates in Europe have surpassed overweight levels in the US, raising serious health concerns. Experts warn of a growing crisis.
Study: Obesity causes go beyond diet and exercise
Groundbreaking research challenges traditional views on obesity, highlighting overlooked factors beyond diet and exercise.
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