Recent research suggests that gut microbes could predict a child's risk of neurodevelopmental disorders like autism and ADHD. By studying the microbiome of infants and children, scientists have found that imbalances in gut bacteria may emerge years before symptoms develop.

Botox is famous for smoothing wrinkles, but did you know it has other powerful medical uses? From treating migraines and excessive sweating to helping people with overactive bladders or even depression, Botox offers surprising health benefits. Learn about six unexpected ways this versatile treatment is improving the lives of people beyond cosmetic applications.

This article presents "Alcohol Consumption Cancer Risks" and "Effects of Alcohol on Cancer," highlighting recent research that underscores the significant link between alcohol intake and increased cancer risks. It examines how alcohol damages DNA and contributes to cancer development across various types, emphasizing the importance of public awareness and informed decision-making regarding alcohol consumption to mitigate these health risks.

Food allergies among UK children have more than doubled in the last decade, with preschoolers most affected. Learn what’s behind this rise and how early food exposure may help manage or prevent allergies.

Swimming with open eyes underwater can lead to irritation, infections, or even conditions like conjunctivitis, especially in chlorinated or polluted waters. Learn about the potential risks to your eye health and discover how to protect your eyes while enjoying a swim. Using swimming goggles and rinsing your eyes after swimming are just a few ways to prevent discomfort and keep your eyes safe underwater.

New research shows that addressing 14 modifiable dementia risk factors, like hearing loss and high cholesterol, can reduce dementia rates by 45%. Learn how making simple lifestyle changes can help prevent cognitive decline and improve quality of life.

The potential link between BPA in plastics and the risk of autism, especially in boys, is gaining attention. This article delves into the latest research, breaking down the findings on how BPA exposure might influence neurodevelopment. Discover the complexities behind BPA, autism risk factors, and what this could mean for future studies.

Hospital-acquired infections and antibiotic-resistant bacteria are on the rise. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones with effective strategies and tips.

Here are the latest insights into long-term COVID-19, its impact on health, and the unsettling findings from recent research. Understand how COVID-19 continues to affect people long after the initial infection.

Eyelash extensions may look great, but they come with health risks. From cornea erosion to cancer-causing glue, understand the dangers before your next appointment.

Gel manicures and acrylic nails pose significant health risks, including skin irritation, potential cancer risk, and infections. Understand these dangers to protect your health.

A new study underscores the importance of comprehensive patient education for heart disease management, revealing the diverse informational needs of heart patients and how addressing these needs can significantly improve health outcomes.

Alzheimer’s disease is mentioned in the media with increasing frequency, but it is still not considered just another disease. Despite the harshness of the diagnosis, one of the challenges we have to meet is to change the way this disease is perceived and stigmatized for all its negative aspects.

Stressful life events can increase your risk of Alzheimer’s...

How to find more information about a drug that your doctor prescribed.

How your vision can predict dementia 12 years before it is diagnosed – new study.

New studies suggest millions with mild cognitive impairment go undiagnosed, often until it’s too late

From skin to hair, scabs and even tears, the external appearance of the body can offer clues about the state of your health. But there’s another part of the anatomy that’s often overlooked: the feet.

For people with mental illness, drugs and alcohol can be a key survival strategy. I’ve learned they shouldn’t have to ‘get clean’ to get treatment.

Personalized cancer treatments based on testing drugs quickly leads to faster treatment, better outcomes.

Sleep quality, circadian rhythm and metabolism differ in women and men – new review reveals this could affect disease risk.

What is metabolism? A biochemist explains how different people convert energy differently − and why that matters for your health.

Are you one of the millions about to have cataract surgery? Here’s what ophthalmologists say you need to know...