Brain Cancer: What Symptoms Should You Watch Out For?

This article provides an overview of brain cancer, including the main types, early warning signs, how it’s diagnosed, key statistics, and new developments in detection.

Salt and Blood Pressure: How Much is Too Much?

So what is the truth, how much is genuinely too much, and, perhaps most surprising of all, is the salt shaker even the real culprit? Here is a clear, practical look at salt and your blood pressure, without the scare tactics.

How Exercise Can Help Protect You from Colon Cancer

Research shows that people who exercise regularly are up to 40 percent less likely to develop colorectal cancer than those who lead a sedentary lifestyle. That's a remarkable difference, and the good news is that it's never too late to start reaping

The Musical Test That Could Detect Dementia Early

Researchers have developed a promising new approach: using music to detect the early signs of cognitive decline.

Gentle Eccentric Exercise for Stronger Joints

It has a slightly technical name, eccentric exercise, but the idea behind it could not be simpler, and it may be exactly the kind of strength training that suits us best as we get older.

Which Supplements Are Actually Worth Taking After 60?

Here is a clear-eyed look at where the evidence stands regarding supplements after age 60.

Health Tip: Is the Mercury in Fish a Real Danger to You?

In this article we'll simplify the issue of mercury in fish, answer this question for you now, and show you exactly what you need to do.

1 in 10 Arthritis Patients Develops a Hidden Lung Disease

American study reveals lung disease can develop silently in the first year of rheumatoid arthritis, particularly in older patients and those with high disease activity.

How AI is Revolutionizing Diabetes Management

There's good news on the horizon: artificial intelligence is stepping in to make diabetes management easier, more personalized, and more effective than ever before.

Age-Related Macular Degeneration: How to Treat It

The diagnostic methods, the importance of early detection, and new treatments that are changing how we manage this disease

Heart Damage in Midlife May Increase Risk of Dementia

A new study reveals that a blood test typically used to detect heart attacks could help identify who might develop dementia decades in the future.

Why Half of Colorectal Cancers Now Occur in Younger People

According to a major new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS), colorectal cancer — once considered largely a disease of older adults — is now striking younger people at rates that have experts genuinely alarmed.

The Ancient Art of Acupressure for Constipation Relief

Six pressure points for constipation relief.

Do Earphones Truly Ruin Our Hearing?

A recent analysis by the Acoustical Society of America shows that the younger generation is facing serious damage to their hearing ability

9 Habits That Protect You From Fungal Infections

If you suffer from some of these symptoms, there are a number of home remedies that can easily treat fungal infections.

Movement and Strength: What Four New Senior Studies Show

Four recent findings tell a clear story: you do not need to overhaul your life to add years to it, there is a sensible ceiling to how much exercise you need, lifting a little weight keeps your brain young as well as your body, and it's never too late