Rising rates of colorectal cancer in young adults: New concerns ID’d
Young people who develop colon cancer tend to be diagnosed at later stages of the devastating disease — and have more aggressive types of tumors, a new study finds. The…
Standing desks may increase risk of circulatory problems: study
Standing desk fans may want to sit down for this news. A new study finds that over the long term, standing does not improve cardiovascular health compared to sitting, and…
Food retailers aren’t sharing food facts online: study
Deal with this - a new analysis of 10 grocery websites found that retailers provided nutrition facts and other relevant information online only 35% of the time. "The government has…
Ozempic may treat opioid and alcohol use disorder: new study
They are exploiting the potential of Ozempic. Researchers from Loyola University Chicago are adding to growing evidence suggesting that medications like Ozempic can treat substance abuse. Ozempic - which mimics…
These are the retailers charging you up to 92% more for the taste of fall
It is spice that has a price. Every year, Americans look forward to pumpkin spice season, but it turns out they're often spending a lot more money on the beloved…
Malaria cases in airport and luggage are on the rise: new study
A startling new study reveals an increase in reports of airport and baggage malaria in Europe in recent years. An international team of researchers identified 145 cases between 2018 and…
Why taking a break during exercise can help you burn more calories: study
Stop more to lose more. Researchers have recently discovered that taking breaks during a walk burns more calories than going straight from start to finish at an uninterrupted clip. In…
Nut allergens cannot spread through aircraft ventilation systems: study
They have hit the point. In new research, UK allergy and aviation medicine specialists dispel the widely held belief that nut allergens are spread through aircraft ventilation systems. "In fact,…
Drug-induced seizures in children double over age 15: study
The number of American children who suffered a seizure after ingesting someone else's drugs or illegal substances nearly doubled between 2009 and 2023, a new study finds. These types of…
Acne creams may contain high levels of carcinogens: study
Another blemish on their record? A new analysis has once again found that dozens of popular acne creams and cleansers contain "unacceptably high levels" of a cancer-causing chemical. Professors from…