Health & Diet

Synthetic Chemicals in Food System Create $2.2 Trillion Annual Health Burden, New Study Warns ———————————- A new international study released on 10 December 2025 warns that synthetic chemicals widely used in the global food system — including phthalates, bisphenols, pesticides,…

Working From Home Improves Women’s Mental Health More Than Men’s, Study Finds ——————————— A new study shows that remote work has a significantly positive impact on women’s mental health, while similar benefits are not observed among men. Australian researchers say…

Moderate Coffee Intake May Slow Biological Aging in People With Severe Mental Illness ………. Drinking three to four cups of coffee a day may help slow biological aging in people with severe mental health conditions, ScienceDaily reported. A study published…

Experts Warn Gender Health Gap and Bias Endanger Women’s Well‑being ————————————- Global health experts are raising alarm over persistent gender-based disparities in health care — warning that systemic bias and inequity are putting women at heightened risk worldwide. According to…

New WHO report warns infertility affects 1 in 6 people —————————– Infertility impacts one in six people of reproductive age worldwide, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday as reported by Anadolu Agency. The statement comes as the organization…

Cell-Communication Flaw Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk, Danish Study Finds …………… Researchers at Aarhus University in Denmark have identified a cellular defect that may help explain how Alzheimer’s disease develops, according to a study reported by ScienceDaily. The team found…

Exercise, healthy eating could lower dangerous abdominal fat, study suggest ———————————- Combining diet and exercise could reduce harmful fat around the organs, aiding in lowering the risk of metabolic diseases, according to new research from Cambridge University reported by Anadolu…

Dark Chocolate: A Heart-Healthy Treat That Boosts Happiness ——————————– Dark chocolate, known for its high cocoa content, is not only delicious but also offers notable health benefits. According to Shia Waves Agency, citing Harvard Health, scientific studies show that moderate…

Study Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Higher Prediabetes Risk in Young Adults …………… More than half of the calories consumed in the United States come from ultra-processed foods (UPFs), and a new study suggests these products may significantly impair glucose regulation…

Health Risks Linked to Frequent Instant Noodle Consumption ……….. Instant noodles remain a popular, affordable, and convenient meal, particularly amid rising food costs, according to The Independent. However, nutrition experts warn that a standard packet is typically high in sodium—ranging…