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MS: Eating wheat may worsen symptoms, increase severity

MS: Eating wheat may worsen symptoms, increase severity

Share on PinterestFollowing a wheat-free diet m,ay help lessen pain and inflammation in MS, research
Heart health: Lack of exercise during free time may raise death risk

Heart health: Lack of exercise during free time may raise death risk

Share on PinterestResearch has linked a lack of exercise to a higher risk of cardiovascular death. T
Colon cancer deaths are on the rise while overall cancer deaths drop

Colon cancer deaths are on the rise while overall cancer deaths drop

Share on PinterestExperts say cancer screening is crucial to preventing an increasing number of colo
Obesity linked to potential risk of multiple myeloma blood cancer

Obesity linked to potential risk of multiple myeloma blood cancer

Share on PinterestResearchers continue to study the risk factors for the blood cancer multiple myelo
How do low carbohydrate diets affect weight in the long run?

How do low carbohydrate diets affect weight in the long run?

Share on PinterestWhen it comes to low carb diets, the quality and type of them also matter, researc
Vaccine shows promise as treatment for colorectal, pancreatic cancer

Vaccine shows promise as treatment for colorectal, pancreatic cancer

Share on PinterestMedical experts are hopeful a new vaccine can help with the treatment of pancreati
Can You Take Too Much Biotin?

Can You Take Too Much Biotin?

Biotin is a B vitamin involved in metabolism that may have benefits for skin, hair, and nails.Some o
Christmas Lights May Negatively Impact Astigmatism

Christmas Lights May Negatively Impact Astigmatism

Holiday lights, like those people decorate their homes with for Christmas, may negatively impact peo
Faster Walking Speed Linked to Decreased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

Faster Walking Speed Linked to Decreased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

New research linked faster walking speeds with a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes.Experts explain thi
Study: Hitting the Snooze Button Might Not Be That Bad For You

Study: Hitting the Snooze Button Might Not Be That Bad For You

New research found that some people may benefit from hitting the snooze button on their morning alar
Waist-to-Hip Ratio Is a Better Health Indicator Than BMI

Waist-to-Hip Ratio Is a Better Health Indicator Than BMI

A new study suggests waist-to-hip ratio (WHR) may be a more accurate indicator of health and risk of
Do You Still Need Your COVID-19 Vaccination Card?

Do You Still Need Your COVID-19 Vaccination Card?

The CDC said it will no longer distribute COVID vaccination cards, which were once a ticket to resum

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Alzheimer’s: Rare vision condition may be an early warning sign

Alzheimer’s: Rare vision condition may be an early warning sign

Share on PinterestA new study shows about 94% of people with a rare vision condition known as poster
Is there a link between dietary restrictions and brain aging?

Is there a link between dietary restrictions and brain aging?

Share on PinterestResearchers are investigating whether calorie restriction may help preserve brain
Osteoarthritis: Epilepsy drug may help minimize joint damage, pain

Osteoarthritis: Epilepsy drug may help minimize joint damage, pain

Share on PinterestAn existing epilepsy drug may have the potential to be used as a treatment for ost
Could cannabis help treat opioid addiction?

Could cannabis help treat opioid addiction?

Share on PinterestThere are mixed opinions on whether cannabis can help in the treatment of opioid u
Researchers explain the food allergy 'march' found in some children

Researchers explain the food allergy 'march' found in some children

Share on PinterestResearchers say the rare food allergy eosinophilic esophagitis is more prevalent a
New blood test may be able to detect 18 cancers in early stages

New blood test may be able to detect 18 cancers in early stages

Share on PinterestA blood test that identifies proteins was effective in detecting 18 types of cance
Obesity: Holiday weight gain persists long term, research shows

Obesity: Holiday weight gain persists long term, research shows

Share on PinterestOverindulgences over the winter holidays may have long-term effects, some research
What Is Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever? CDC Issues Health Alert

What Is Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever? CDC Issues Health Alert

The CDC issued a health alert for Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF), a tickborne illness, after fi
Light Therapy May Ease Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease

Light Therapy May Ease Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease

New research found that light therapy may be useful in reducing sleep issues and psychobehavioral sy
Why Swapping Meat With Plant Protein Can Boost Heart Health

Why Swapping Meat With Plant Protein Can Boost Heart Health

New research found that swapping animal protein for plant-based protein can boost heart health.This
Adding Salt to Meals Linked to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

Adding Salt to Meals Linked to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

New research found that frequently adding additional salt to foods could increase type 2 diabetes ri
The Order You Eat Your Food In May Impact Blood Sugar Levels

The Order You Eat Your Food In May Impact Blood Sugar Levels

Food sequencing refers to the order in which different foods are consumed during a meal.Some experts

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Statins may help lower Alzheimer’s and dementia risk

Statins may help lower Alzheimer’s and dementia risk

Share on Pinterest Researchers recently found that statins could help lower dementia risk in people
Michael Strahan's Daughter Diagnosed With Medulloblastoma, a Cancerous Brain Tumor

Michael Strahan's Daughter Diagnosed With Medulloblastoma, a Cancerous Brain Tumor

Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella revealed Thursday that she was diagnosed with and is being treat
Is Cooking at Home Healthier Than Dining Out?

Is Cooking at Home Healthier Than Dining Out?

In general, restaurant meals tend to be higher in calories, sodium, and saturated fats.Additionally,
Antioxidants zinc and selenium linked to reduced risk of low back pain

Antioxidants zinc and selenium linked to reduced risk of low back pain

Share on PinterestData from a recent study found that higher antioxidant intake was correlated with
Microbiome reveals new clues about skin aging

Microbiome reveals new clues about skin aging

Share on PinterestA new study suggests a healthy skin microbiome could help improve signs of skin ag
Wearing Hearing Aids Linked With Reduced Risk of Dying

Wearing Hearing Aids Linked With Reduced Risk of Dying

New research found that people who need hearing aids may lower their mortality risk by wearing them.
Heart disease risk high with high cholesterol, hypertension before 55

Heart disease risk high with high cholesterol, hypertension before 55

Share on PinterestExperts say it’s important to monitor blood pressure in younger adults. Fuse/Getty
Rheumatoid arthritis: Early menopause among factors for higher risk

Rheumatoid arthritis: Early menopause among factors for higher risk

Share on PinterestOlder women may face a higher risk of rheumatoid arthritis if they’ve had early me
Eating More Tomatoes May Help Prevent, Manage High Blood Pressure

Eating More Tomatoes May Help Prevent, Manage High Blood Pressure

A new observational study found that people who ate tomatoes daily had a reduced risk of hypertensio
Christmas Lights May Negatively Impact Astigmatism

Christmas Lights May Negatively Impact Astigmatism

Holiday lights, like those people decorate their homes with for Christmas, may negatively impact peo
Ibuprofen Not the Best Choice For Migraine Care, Study Says

Ibuprofen Not the Best Choice For Migraine Care, Study Says

New research found that triptans, ergots, and antiemetics are more effective at treating migraines c
Ozempic Withdrawal: What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic?

Ozempic Withdrawal: What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic?

After someone stops taking Ozempic, they may experience changes in blood sugar, changes in appetite,