What Happens To Your Brain When You Take Metformin?
New research has shed light on how metformin, a medication that has been in use for more than half a century, affects different parts of the body.
Read MoreNew research has shed light on how metformin, a medication that has been in use for more than half a century, affects different parts of the body.
Read MoreStatistics show that due to sociodemographic and lifestyle factors, people in certain states appear to have a reduced chance of developing dementia.
Read MoreA few years ago, news outlets reported that then-First Lady Jill Biden received surgery for a foot injury. Publicly available details are limited, though.
Read MoreOver the age of 50, certain health issues can become more of concern. When it comes to our dental health, this is what we can expect to happen to our teeth.
Read MoreOne way to keep your brain sharp as you head into your golden years may be to pamper your gut with a widely available substance.
Read MoreDiets high in processed meat and fat are linked to colorectal cancer risk. However, one group of vegetables may help protect your gut and lower your risk.
Read MoreThose on GLP-1 medications often report side effects like nausea, dizziness, or headaches. But research says there's another potential side effect to watch for.
Read MoreBack pain is a common affliction with a variety of possible causes. Acid reflux can cause you to experience this, too, because of the way it affects your body.
Read MoreCelebrities may seem like they're immune to the mental health perils of being constantly in the spotlight. But some have been candid about their struggles.
Read MoreThe shingles vaccine can help you avoid an outbreak of shingles, but research says it may also be able to protect you against a common age-related illness.
Read MoreTinnitus can severely affect your quality of life, and a person may suffer from it for various reasons. But sometimes, the cause may lie in your oral health.
Read MoreYou've probably been told that flossing is important, but just *how* vital is it? Read on to learn what will happen if you make flossing a daily habit.
Read MoreShingles is a viral infection that causes pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, one sign you have it is easy to miss, as it resembles a common condition.
Read MoreSome people swear by taking magnesium baths (aka Epsom baths) because of the purported health benefits attached to the practice. But what does science say?
Read MorePeople who spend time in damp buildings may experience mold-related health issues. However, they may not realize that mold is the cause of their symptoms.
Read MoreWhen your your height and weight are checked, you may also be given your BMI. However, this metric isn't as grounded in medical science as you might think.
Read MoreWhile you may think that sleeping in to make up for lack of sleep is a good idea, be careful not to oversleep. Otherwise, your immune system may suffer.
Read MoreThanks to social media, celebrities' influence have become more powerful than ever. Here's a list of the most unusual celeb health habits you should avoid.
Read MoreWith the help of AI, an unexpected aspect of a person's lifestyle may actually help medical professionals determine their likelihood of developing Alzheimer's.
Read MoreIf you suffer from bouts of anxiety, you may sometimes feel an inability to swallow. And the moment you notice this, your situation can get even worse.
Read MoreWinding down with a TV show or movie right before bed might sound like a smart idea, but it can have unpleasant effects on your sleep quality and health.
Read MoreConsuming cranberry juice has earned popularity as a UTI prevention strategy. However, other foods can help reduce your chances of a UTI, too.
Read MoreYou can't take any unusual symptoms for granted, especially when it comes to esophageal cancer. That's why you should never ignore this sneaky symptom.
Read MoreAs if you needed another excuse for downing some watermelon juice, it turns out that the naturally sweet beverage may help your blood pressure.
Read MoreIn 2022, RFK Jr. traveled to Japan to undergo a specific type of surgery for his condition, spasmodic dysphonia. He has tried other treatments as well.
Read MoreWhile Trump has said he may classify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, it's not without risk. Here's what we know about a link between cannabis and psychosis.
Read MoreAccording to recent research, a common medication for managing diabetes and weight loss may also provide benefits for mental health and asthma symptoms.
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