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Artificial sweeteners may speed up memory decline—here’s what a new study found
Sugar substitutes found in processed products could impact brain health.
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Even minor heart trouble may quietly set up the brain damage behind Alzheimer’s
Older adults whose hearts show faint signs of strain, well below the threshold for a clinical diagnosis, carry measurably ...
As a new study links consumption of ultra-processed foods to higher dementia risk, here’s what you can do to protect your ...
Replacing sugar with low-calorie sweeteners has become a daily habit for millions of people around the world. Many believe ...
Hampton Regional Medical Center in Affiliation with MUSC Health is nationally recognized for commitment to excellence in ...
Doctors urge people to treat stroke as a medical emergency, warning every minute costs brain cells. Controlling diabetes, hypertension and unhealthy habits, and reaching hospital quickly, can save ...
Stroke is increasingly affecting adults in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Experts say unhealthy lifestyles, undiagnosed high blood pressure and delayed treatment are driving the rise in younger stroke cases ...
Dr Sudhir highlights the impact of visceral fat on brain health, linking it to reduced cognitive function, and urges ...
More than 3.5 million people in the UK could now be living with an eating disorder, a figure that dramatically reshapes ...
Two emergency workers died on Tuesday when their truck was trapped in the path of the flames. Local authorities reported that ...
A study of more than 1,300 people found poor sleep was linked with different brain connectivity patterns in younger and older adults. Younger adults with poor sleep showed overconnection in ...
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