A new Cleveland Clinic study has identified diet-derived chemicals termed metabolites as the primary drivers of young-onset colorectal cancer risk, particularly those associated with red and processed meat. The NPJ Precision Oncology paper studied metabolite and microbiome datasets and found that discussing food with a doctor is an effective method for younger adults (>60 years) …
Image Source : SOCIAL Eight-week vegan diet linked to lower biological age A study published in the journal BioMed Central (BMC) Medicine found that following a vegan diet for eight weeks is associated with a reduction in biological age. The researchers examined the molecular impact of a plant-based diet that excludes animal products, including dairy. …
Image Source : GETTY Children at high type 1 diabetes risk if fathers have the condition A team of scientists has found that a child is nearly twice as likely to develop type 1 diabetes if the father has the condition rather than the mother. This study, the largest of its kind, was published in …
Image Source : UNSPLASH Smoking could be most important factor affecting cognition with age According to a study, individuals who smoke might encounter a decline of up to 85% in their cognitive abilities, such as memory and speech, in comparison to non-smokers. Researchers examined 16 different lifestyle factors, such as physical activity, alcohol consumption, and …
Image Source : FREEPIK Study reveals pregnant women at lower risk of ‘caesarean’ births after Covid vaccination A recent study, published in BMJ Global Health, analyzed data from December 2019 to January 2023 to assess the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccination among pregnant women. According to the study, vaccinated pregnant women face reduced chances of undergoing …
Image Source : FREEPIK Study finds vigorous activity may reduce dementia risk in New research suggests that physical activity might reduce the risk of dementia in older adults with high blood pressure. Earlier studies have indicated that individuals with hypertension face a higher risk of cognitive decline, including dementia, which significantly impairs memory and thinking …
Image Source : GOOGLE Facial thermal imaging, AI can accurately predict heart disease risk: Study Cutting-edge research published in the journal BMJ Health & Care Informatics has unveiled an innovative approach to identifying the risk of coronary artery disease. The groundbreaking method combines facial thermal imaging and artificial intelligence technology, demonstrating an impressive level of …
Image Source : GOOGLE Studies link stroke with extreme temperatures, night-time heat New research led by Harvard University reveals that both hot and cold extreme temperatures elevate the risk of stroke-related deaths. This risk is more pronounced in low-income countries compared to high-income ones. The study analysed stroke-related deaths from 1979 to 2019 across 522 …
The study involved 280 adults from New York City. A recent study showed that getting angry can temporarily affect the ability of blood vessels to relax. Anger is a common emotion experienced by people in various situations, but its effect on health is often underestimated. While it is normal to feel angry from time to …
For a sound sleep, it’s advised to skip wearing underwear. Wearing socks to bed should be avoided due to potential negative impacts on leg blood circulation, especially when they are too tight. A sound sleep is something everyone craves for. If you are someone who is struggling with a poor sleep schedule then this article …