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The life-threatening nature of heart attacks is made even worse by their unpredictable and sudden behaviour. While poor dietary choices can lay the groundwork for these medical emergencies, new research suggests that catching the flu could…

By moving a tiny bit more, you could lower your risk of heart disease by 14%.The health benefits of walking are well-documented. Walking helps with everything from weight management and heart health to improved mood, and you've probably…

By Keith Roach, M.D. on Mar 23, 2023 DEAR DR. ROACH: My husband's doctor is repeatedly pushing statins on my husband. His cholesterol was high in the past and is still slightly high (239 mg/dL -- borderline high). I've checked the…

The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010 by former President Barack Obama, has expanded health insurance coverage across the U.S. and significantly reduced racial and ethnic disparities in access to…

Washington —  U.S. consumer prices increased in February amid sticky rental housing costs, but economists are divided on whether rising inflation will be enough to push the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates again next week after the…

Glam Girl Gabi is a hairstylist and influencer with more than 200,000 subscribers on YouTube. She took to the sharing platform with a hair tip that will make women look younger.Hair cut and colour can be transformative when it comes to…

The number of dementia cases is set to triple to more than 150 million by 2050 worldwide. Worryingly, what you put into your body could make you more prone to the mind-robbing condition. “The good news is…there are things that we can do to…

London — Taking an 11-minute brisk walk every day, or walking 75 minutes per week, will lower your risk of stroke, heart disease and a number of cancers, a new study from Cambridge University says. Researchers looked at 196…

According to a large study, catching COVID-19 could increase the risk of developing autoimmune diseases by 43% in the months following the infection. Previous studies had linked COVID-19 to an increased risk of autoimmune diseases but…

The Federal Reserve building is seen before the Federal Reserve board is expected to signal plans to raise interest rates in March as it focuses on fighting inflation in Washington, January 26, 2022.Joshua Roberts | ReutersThe Federal…