Tea May Benefit Heart Health — but Drinking It Scalding Hot Could Be Risky
The study also found that moderate-strength tea was associated with a lower risk...
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Why Some People Avoid Alzheimer’s Despite Carrying a High-Risk Gene
The discovery builds on earlier research showing that some people who carry the high-risk APOE ε4 gene variant also have a rare protective mutation in FN1, which encodes the protein fibronectin...
Noise-Canceling Headphones Reduced the Risk of Nausea After Gynecological Surgery by 32%
Within 48 hours of surgery, nausea or vomiting occurred in 35.4% of patients who wore headphones...
HealthDay: Strength Training After 60 Helps Strengthen Bones and Maintain Brain Health
According to Ahmed, building muscle may help slow the progression of dementia and preserve cognitive function...
Scientists Unveil Scanner That Captures Whole-Body Images in Just 60 Seconds
PET/CT is widely used to detect cancer, determine its stage and monitor treatment....
eClinicalMedicine: Drug-Coated Balloons Could Offer an Alternative to Permanent Stents in Heart Treatment
The standard treatment for many of these patients is angioplasty with stent placement...
Scientists Discover How Hot Peppers Could Help Develop Safer Painkillers
Previously, scientists believed that the receptor adopted roughly the same open state regardless of which stimulus triggered its activation...
New Approach Discovered to Fight One of the Deadliest Forms of Lung Cancer
Small cell lung cancer is considered one of the most aggressive forms of cancer...
The Journals of Gerontology: Frequent Daytime Napping in Older Adults May Be an Early Sign of Dementia
The results showed that people who napped almost every day or daily had a 48% higher risk of developing dementia than those who napped rarely or not at all...
JAMA Network Open: Chips and Soda Linked to a 40% Higher Risk of Brain Damage
Participants with the highest intake of these foods were 40% more likely to show such changes...
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