Eating Chicken Could Shorten Your Lifespan, Raise Cancer Risk: Study
Share on PinterestA new study suggests that consuming excess poultry may be associated with all-cause mortality and gastrointestinal cancers. Davide ...
Are there more autistic people now?
Simon Maybin & Michael BlastlandThe Autism Curve, Radio 4Venessa Swaby/Luke Nugent (Luke Nugent Studios)Venessa Swaby and Ellie Middleton were both ...
Immunotherapy Treatment Eliminated Tumors in Some Early Stage Cancers
Share on PinterestA new clinical trial examined the effects of an immunotherapy drug on treating dMMR cancers in their early ...
Your deepest-held beliefs form a pattern than can be predicted by AI
Many people have strong beliefs about whether abortion should be legalMichael Bihmayer/Imago/Alamy Does God exist? Should we legalise all drugs? ...
Maternity care at North Tees Hospital ‘traumatic’
Tom BurgessBBC News, North East and CumbriaNiki CotsonMore than 700 people have signed Niki's petition to have the North Tees ...
Second take-at-home pill for endometriosis approved for NHS use
Getty ImagesA new daily pill treating endometriosis has been approved for use on the NHS in England.The pill, called linzagolix, ...
Common Household Plastics Linked to Cardiovascular Disease, Death
Share on PinterestNew research linked microplastics found in common household products to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease and death. ...
Leeds endometriosis sufferer’s warning over ‘silent assassin’
Olivia RichwaldBBC News, YorkshireOLIVIA RICHWALD/BBCStacey, 47, from Leeds has suffered from endometriosis for 25 yearsA woman who lost a kidney, ...
Community in Grimsby comes together for well-being day
A community health and well-being day is taking place in Grimsby on Saturday.The event follows on from concerns raised during ...
Minister starting to take women’s health seriously
Ammar EbrahimBBC Jersey political reporterBBCHealth Minister Tom Binet faced questions from a scrutiny panelJersey's health minister is "finally understanding the ...
Drugs like Wegovy can be effective at treating fatty liver disease
Fatty liver disease can lead to cirrhosis and cancer3dMediSphere/Shutterstock A popular drug for treating obesity and diabetes is now showing ...
Is a River Alive? review: Robert Macfarlane is wrong to cast rivers as life forms in new book
Ecuador’s Rio Los Cedros is a source of insight for Robert MacfarlaneMurray Cooper/Minden Pictures/Alamy Is a River Alive?Robert Macfarlane (Penguin ...
Can running too far be bad for your health?
Is there an upside – or downside – to longer races?Don Emmert/AFP via Getty Images Ever since I announced in ...
Briefly Very Beautiful review: This sensational novel shows what climate fiction can be
The winner of the first Climate Fiction prize will be announced on 14 MayClimate Fiction Prize OrbitalSamantha Harvey The MorningsideTéa ...
Measles May Return to Endemic Status in US: Why Experts Are Concerned
Share on PinterestResearchers warn that measles could make a strong comeback in the next 25 years, with up to 51 ...
Essex mental health failures in death of Southminster teen
Nikki FoxBBC health correspondent, EssexFamily handoutElise Sebastian had physical health problems, including a curvature of the spine, which caused her ...
Ozempic Feet, Mouth Among Unusual GLP-1 Side Effects
Share on PinterestRecent anecdotal reports have highlighted strange side effects of GLP-1 medications used for weight loss like “Ozempic mouth” ...
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Over 124,000 Premature Deaths in U.S.
Share on PinterestA global study linked thousands of preventable deaths to ultra-processed food consumption. Alexander Spatari/Getty ImagesUltra-processed foods could be ...
FDA Warns Popular Hair-Loss Product Finasteride May Cause Side Effects
Share on PinterestThe FDA has not yet approved the use of topical finasteride to treat hair loss, a popular treatment ...
Cancer Mortality Rates Fall in U.S., But Diagnoses Are Rising in Women
Share on PinterestCancer-related deaths have been steadily declining in the U.S., but diagnoses are rising in women, a new report ...
