New research uncovers how dietary choices can significantly impact chronic pain levels, offering natural relief alternatives beyond traditional medication.

Young people are more than twice as likely to get forms of bowel cancer than older Australians were at the same age, and ...

A man suspected his wife was poisoning him when his health improved while he was on an overseas holiday without her, the WA ...

The Champions Trophy will also be the first mega event where BCCI's new guidelines regarding travelling family members, ...

WHO recommends a daily potassium intake of 3.5g. Potassium-enriched salt offers a way to reduce sodium intake while ...

Excess body weight—including overweight and obesity—is a significant risk factor for cancer. Research from the American Cancer Society estimates that it contributes to approximately 5 percent of ...

Gautam Gambhir's PA kept a distance from the players and the official gatherings during the England series and is now staying ...

Virat Kohli was overheard speaking with the team’s local manager just before the team bus arrived. Shortly after, the manager ...

Aging is a normal part of the life course. It doesn't matter how many green smoothies you drink, or how many "anti-aging" ...

Nuts and seeds are nutrient-dense foods that play a significant role in promoting heart health. Regular consumption of these ...

Older adults who engage in daily nut consumption have a significantly lower risk for death, dementia, and physical disability.

Experts in Australia and New Zealand have published the first consensus guidelines for the care of adults with MS in those ...