progscrape: health

Women ‘more likely to be told autoimmune conditions are psychological’

7 days ago theguardian.com health

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4 hours ago eurekalert.org health

Scientists found that indoor air contains significantly higher concentrations of microplastics than outdoor air, mostly shedding from our clothes and carpets

9 hours ago pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov health

The untraceable repercussions of chatbot medical advice errors

7 days ago nature.com health

11.4 million people developed dementia in 2023 and the number of new dementia cases is set to rise to 24.7 million a year by 2050

7 days ago unsw.edu.au health

Human-caused climate change may have contributed to more than half of heat-related deaths across European cities between 2000 and 2025

37 hours ago doi.org health

Your memory of hometown can influence your mental health. A Views article in Nature Cities Journal.

9 days ago nature.com health

Olive Oil Before Oral Glucose Delays Gastric Emptying and Lowers Glycemia Through Partially Redundant Glucagon and GLP-1 Signaling in Mice

8 days ago diabetesjournals.org health

Daily doses of 300-400 mg of grape seed extract have been shown to effectively lower blood pressure and improve heart health.

14 days ago mdpi.com health

Scientists fed people two 300-calorie meals with nearly identical carbs, fat, protein and salt

9 days ago sciencealert.com health

Study of 93 Countries Finds Happiness Is Positively Associated With Cat Density and Negatively Associated With Toxoplasma gondii Exposure, Even After Accounting for Wealth and Health Factors

15 days ago sciencealert.com health

Physically intense work and health

13 days ago unive.it health

More than half of people with early-onset type 2 diabetes (average age just 38) went into remission with no meds after a 24-week program: 12 weeks of 800–900 calories a day plus supervised strength and cardio workouts

2 days ago sciencealert.com diabetes health

When the clocks stop changing

15 days ago eurekalert.org health

New review: Ozempic-like drugs may cut heavy drinking for some, but drinking less is not the same as craving less

19 days ago sciencealert.com health

Women suffer more pain than men across the whole body, major global study finds

14 days ago theguardian.com health

Isometric exercises, such as wall squats and planks, just once a week could help maintain reductions in blood pressure.

18 days ago canterbury.ac.uk health

Research shows doctors’ prescribing habits are heavily influenced by payments, gifts, and free meals from pharmaceutical companies, leading to more expensive…

11 days ago eurekalert.org health

Study of 2,057 Swiss adults found average meat consumption was up to 850% of the EAT-Lancet Planetary Health Diet recommendation and dairy intake was 363%, while legume consumption reached just 4% of the recommended amount.

13 days ago link.springer.com health

A 30-year study from childhood to middle age found growing up without siblings was linked to higher risks of obesity and high blood pressure, while exposure to parental smoking was associated with changes in heart structure…

16 days ago utu.fi health

Unsafe sleep factors found in nearly 75% of sudden unexpected infant deaths, CDC says

18 days ago edition.cnn.com health

Strength training may start changing your fat before you lose any weight

8 days ago sciencealert.com health

Higher daily step counts linked to fewer mental health problems in early adolescence

18 days ago eurekalert.org health

Researchers have discovered that urolithin A, a gut metabolite produced after eating pomegranates, can improve heart function by up to 80 percent in mice with heart failure by helping the heart muscle relax properly.

16 days ago sciencealert.com health

Smelling coffee aroma for just five minutes significantly improves mood and boosts relaxing brain waves, even though it doesn't actually change your heart rate.

14 days ago mdpi.com brain health

Women with the same medical condition as men are less likely to be offered treatment such as surgery, a stent or a strong painkiller, research has found published in PLOS One.