How much is too much sleep? Study finds link to stroke risk, especially among older people.
Sleeping more than eight hours a night has been linked to a higher risk of stroke, a new study finds.
Continue reading Too Much Sleep Linked to 46% Higher Risk of Stroke
The health benefits of saunas revealed by large Finnish study.
Men who take regular saunas have up to a 63% lower risk of dying of as a result of heart problems, a new study of the benefits of saunas finds.
Continue reading The Health Benefits of Saunas: Risk of Death Reduced By Up To 63%
Cholesterol lowering drugs only benefit 1% of the population, but side-effects are common.
Statins, the cholesterol lowering drugs taken by millions, are not as effective as we have been led to believe, a new review of the evidence argues.
Continue reading Cholesterol Lowering Drugs’ Benefits Inflated and Side-Effects Ignored
New research analysed 12 different drinks in study of whether soda causes cancer.
The byproduct of a chemical used to give soda a caramel colour could cause cancer, a new study finds.
Continue reading Which Soda Causes Cancer? Popular Ingredient Linked to Higher Risk
Lack of sleep is linked to developing high blood pressure, depression, obesity and diabetes.
As little as 30-minutes napping can make up for hormonal problems caused by getting just 2 hours sleep the previous night, a new study finds.
Continue reading Lack of Sleep: How To Counter The Dangerous Health Effects
Side-effects of antibiotics could include obesity, behaviour change and stress.
The side-effects of antibiotics, especially on the gut, are much greater than previously thought, a new study finds.
Continue reading Side-Effects of Antibiotics Are Much Worse Than Previously Thought
Study finds some fruit juices could reduce fat accumulation in the liver.
Drinking red grape juice and even red wine could help with weight loss, a new study finds.
Continue reading Weight Loss: The Fruit Juice Which Could Help
Here’s what top experts in ten different countries say about how to brush your teeth.
A comparison of advice about how to brush your teeth from dental associations of ten different countries has found a huge range of recommendations.
Continue reading How To Brush Your Teeth: Why Advice Is So Inconsistent
Study tested 4,500 people’s exposure to organophosphates in their food.
People who eat organic food have significantly lower levels of potentially dangerous pesticides in their system, a new study finds.
Continue reading One of The Main Reasons To Eat Organic Confirmed by Large Study
The maximum number of teaspoons of sugar that is healthy.
Added sugars — particularly fructose — are the main cause of diabetes and pre-diabetes, a new scientific review finds.
