Cranberry Juice Slows Dental Plaque and Acid

Cranberry juice has a reputation for being tart, acidic, and often sugary — qualities that seem poorly suited to protecting teeth. Read More

Routine #Blood Test May Predict #Dementia Risk 15 Years Early

A standard blood test taken during a routine health check could offer clues about dementia risk more than a decade later. In a large study of over 316,000 adults, researchers found that people with unusually low or high hemoglobin levels were more likely to develop dementia. Read More

Lowering Bad Cholesterol Is Not Enough to Prevent All Heart Attacks

Lowering “bad” cholesterol substantially reduces the risk of a heart attack. Yet many people still develop coronary heart disease even after treatment brings their LDL cholesterol down to a recommended level. Read More

Tea Type, Strength and Temperature Linked to Vascular Disease Risk

Researchers have found that the health benefits of tea depend heavily on how you drink it. Read More

Exercise Does More Than Strengthen Heart Muscle; It Reshapes Nerves

Heart regulation depends partly on autonomic nervous system network nerves automatically managing essential functions like heartbeat breathing digestion effectively for better understanding daily. One branch helps heart beat faster when body needs more oxygen during exercise or stressful situations responding to increased demands effectively for better. Read More

Why Do Some People Stay Mentally Sharp Despite Alzheimer Signs?

Why do some people stay mentally sharp even when their brains show signs of Alzheimer disease Scientists in Netherlands may have uncovered important. Researchers discovered rare group immature brain cells remain present even in people over eighty but behavior differs dramatically between resilient and dementia groups. Read More

Dry Eye Menopause Care Underrecognized Symptom Should Be On Checklists

Dry eye is common underrecognized part of menopausal transition should be added symptom checklists menopause care frameworks according researchers presented rapidly significantly consistently. Narrative evidence synthesis presented at Menopause Society 2026 Annual Meeting in San Diego highlighted underrecognized endocrine symptom importance rapidly significantly consistently effectively actively. Read More