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Glute shape, not size, predicts diabetes risk

New UK research reveals the shape of your gluteus maximus muscle can be an early warning sign for type 2 diabetes, with key differences between men and women. Learn the signs.

Fasted Exercise: Does It Burn More Fat?

Discover the truth about fasted workouts for fat loss and blood sugar control. Expert insights from a University of Bath professor reveal the modest benefits.

Study links instant noodles to health risks

New research reveals that eating instant noodles more than twice a week is linked to a higher risk of heart disease and diabetes. Discover how to make them part of a balanced diet.

Men's Health Crisis: Why Men Die Years Earlier

Shocking new research reveals the stark gender gap in life expectancy as experts warn men's health is in crisis. Discover the urgent changes needed to address this silent emergency.

Stressful Divorce Brain Aneurysm Risk Revealed

New medical research reveals how extreme emotional stress from life events like divorce could increase brain aneurysm risk, as Kim Kardashian's recent health emergency highlights this hidden danger.

New Heart-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome Warning

Medical experts sound alarm over newly defined Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic syndrome, revealing how heart, kidney and metabolic health are dangerously interconnected.

WHO ends alcohol promotion after UK backlash

The World Health Organisation has withdrawn its contentious alcohol reduction campaign following criticism from UK health officials who questioned the scientific evidence behind the initiative.

Why sleeping before 1am is crucial for your health

Groundbreaking research reveals that sleeping before 1am is crucial for mental and physical restoration, regardless of how many hours you sleep. Discover why your bedtime matters more than you think.

Green Tea & Red Wine: New Hope in Cancer Fight

Groundbreaking research from the UK reveals how compounds in green tea and red wine may disrupt cancer's energy supply, opening new avenues for prevention and treatment.

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