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Strawberries may reduce gut inflammation

According to a new study, eating less than a cup of strawberries per day could improve the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease. Published Monday 20 August 2018 By Tim Newman Fact checked by Jasmin Collier...

Osteoporosis increases dementia risk

A newly published large-scale study has found that osteoporosis significantly increases the risk of developing dementia. Published Thursday 23 August 2018 By Tim Newman Fact checked by Jasmin Collier Read full Article

High-salt diet may kill off ‘good’ gut bacteria

New data suggest that high salt consumption may prove fatal to certain gut bacteria, and that this could contribute to high blood pressure and diseases affecting the immune system. Published Sunday 10 June 2018 By...

Grilled Peaches & Yogurt Recipe

Give this quick, easy, low calorie yet delicious taste of Mediterranean Summer a try! It’s pretty difficult to improve on a ripe, juicy peach, but this recipe takes that peach and caramelizes it, infusing it with a...

Eating dinner earlier could reduce cancer risk

Uncovering simple lifestyle interventions that may reduce cancer risk is a major focus of medical research. Most recently, the timing of our evening meal has come under scrutiny. Published Thursday 19 July 2018 By Tim...

Psoriasis: Mediterranean diet may slow disease progression

A new study suggests that adhering to a Mediterranean diet may relieve the severity of psoriasis and slow its progression. Published Friday 27 July 2018 By Ana Sandoiu Fact checked by Jasmin Collier Read full...

Diets ‘devoid of vegetable matter’ may cause colon cancer

A new study emphasizes the importance to gut health of eating plenty of vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli, and kale. Published Tuesday 14 August 2018 By Catharine Paddock PhD Fact checked by Jasmin Collier Read...

Existing drug may prevent Alzheimer’s

Emerging evidence suggests that a “potent” drug could prevent the development of Alzheimer’s disease — but only if a person takes the medication long before symptoms of this condition make an appearance. Published Saturday 4...

Glue-like protein may be key to drug-resistant breast cancer

Scientists have found it challenging to understand why some breast cancers become resistant to drugs. A recent study concludes that a sticky protein might be the answer. Published Monday 9 July 2018 By Lauren Sharkey...

Experimental drug may treat ‘undruggable’ cancers

Many cancers are hard to treat because they share a faulty cell-signaling pathway that is very difficult to target. Could one new experimental drug on the brink of human trials be the much-needed breakthrough? Published...