Sleep Duration Linked to Heart Disease Risk
Groundbreaking research reveals how your sleep duration could be silently impacting your heart health, with both too little and too much sleep posing significant risks.
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Obesity linked to 32 cancer types in shock study
Groundbreaking research from Lund University shows obesity significantly increases risk for numerous cancers including leukaemia, thyroid and breast cancer, with UK health experts calling for urgent action.
Women's Dementia Risk: Scientists Discover Biological Cause
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University has identified the biological reason women face higher dementia risk. The X chromosome connection explained.
Dense Breast Tissue: Hidden Cancer Risk Revealed
New research reveals women with dense breast tissue face significantly higher cancer risks and poorer detection rates. Learn about this crucial health factor and what it means for your screening.
9 Daily Habits That Increase Deadly Stroke Risk
New research reveals how common daily routines from poor sleep to processed food consumption are dramatically increasing stroke risk across the UK. Discover the lifestyle changes that could save your life.
Breakthrough: Why men get more bladder cancer
Groundbreaking research reveals biological mechanism behind men's higher bladder cancer risk, potentially transforming diagnosis and treatment approaches for the disease.
Motor Neurone Disease: Key Risk Factors Revealed
Groundbreaking research reveals the complex interplay of genetic susceptibility, environmental triggers, and lifestyle factors that contribute to motor neurone disease risk, as rugby legend Lewis Moody shares his diagnosis journey.
Restless Legs Linked to Parkinson's Risk
New research reveals adults with restless leg syndrome face significantly higher risk of developing Parkinson's disease. Experts warn this common condition may be early warning sign.
Heart Attack Warning: 4 Silent Signs You're at Risk
Exclusive: As heart attack and stroke cases surge among people in their 50s, a leading cardiologist shares the crucial warning signs most people miss. Discover how to protect your heart health today.
Inequality physically changes children's brains, study reveals
Groundbreaking UK research shows children from deprived areas have significant structural differences in brain development, raising urgent questions about inequality's long-term impact.
Trump admin's autism report sparks scientific fury
The Trump administration has released a divisive report suggesting environmental factors are the primary cause of autism, drawing immediate condemnation from leading researchers and autism advocacy groups who warn it could dangerously misdirect public hea
Tylenol-Autism Link Confirmed: £1.5BN Compensation Ordered
Groundbreaking US court ruling forces Tylenol manufacturers to pay £1.5 billion in compensation after scientific evidence confirms prenatal painkiller use increases autism risk by 20%.
UK's Teen Pregnancy Divide: Poor Girls 9x More Likely
Exclusive analysis reveals a dramatic inequality in UK teenage pregnancy rates, with girls from low-income households nine times more likely to become young mothers compared to affluent peers.
Teen Pregnancy Falls But Inequality Grows, Oxford Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford shows a dramatic decline in teen pregnancies across the UK. However, the study exposes a troubling reality: girls from the most deprived backgrounds remain disproportionately at risk, highlighting a de
Body Fat, Not BMI, Is Key Heart Failure Risk
New research from the University of Glasgow颠覆ляет traditional thinking, showing that body fat percentage—not BMI—is the critical predictor of heart failure risk, with significant implications for public health strategies.
UK MND Clusters Puzzle Scientists
Experts investigate unusual clusters of motor neurone disease cases in Edinburgh, Cornwall, and Norfolk, raising concerns about potential environmental triggers.
Lifestyle changes that may prevent dementia
Leading medical experts reveal easy daily habits that may significantly reduce the likelihood of developing dementia, based on groundbreaking new research.
Study reveals what really determines a baby's sex
Groundbreaking research uncovers environmental and biological factors that may determine whether a baby is born male or female, challenging long-held assumptions.
Gastrointestinal cancer risk factors revealed in new study
A groundbreaking study reveals the major lifestyle and dietary factors contributing to the surge in gastrointestinal cancers. Learn how to reduce your risk.
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