A new study suggests higher ultra-processed food intake may be linked to poorer fertility outcomes in men and subtle changes ...

A small study found that placebo pills improved some cognitive and physical measures in healthy older adults after three ...

Microwaving does not uniquely destroy nutrients, and in many cases it preserves them as well as or better than other cooking methods. Nutrient loss is driven more by heat, water and cooking time than ...

Cases of dementia were identified through the public insurance system. People who cooked from scratch at least once a week had a lower risk than those who cooked less than once a week. Among people ...

A Mayo Clinic study found that postmenopausal women using menopausal hormone therapy lost about 35% more weight on tirzepatide than women taking tirzepatide alone. The result suggests a possible ...

A study in short-lived fish found that movement and sleep patterns in mid-life predicted whether they would live longer or ...

They found that people with both abdominal obesity and low muscle mass were 83% more likely to die than people without either condition. It matters because it reflects two problems happening at the ...

Researchers say they have identified a brainstem region that may help drive high blood pressure. The area appears to link forceful breathing patterns with nerve signals that tighten blood vessels. It ...

A large register study suggests GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide may be linked with lower rates of depression, anxiety and substance use problems. People taking semaglutide had fewer psychiatric ...

A new study suggests exposure to PFAS, often called forever chemicals, may be linked to lower bone density in adolescence. The association appeared strongest for some chemicals and may depend on when ...