Health & Diet

Short Exercise Sessions May Influence Bowel Cancer Cells …….. A study by Newcastle University suggests that even brief bouts of exercise, as short as 10 minutes, can trigger molecular changes that may help protect against bowel cancer, The Telegraph reported.…

WHO Warns Urban Population to Reach 70 Percent by 2050, Escalating Global Health Risks —————————– The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that nearly 70 percent of the world’s population will be residing in urban areas by 2050, intensifying global…

Study Links Bottled Water to Higher Microplastic Intake ……….. People who regularly drink bottled water may ingest tens of thousands more microplastic particles each year than those who rely on tap water, according to a new scientific review, highlighting growing…

How Exercise Triggers Bone Regeneration to Combat Osteoporosis ———————————– New scientific findings have identified a critical biological mechanism that acts as an “exercise signal” within human bones, offering a significant breakthrough in the treatment of osteoporosis. According to reports from…

Study Urges Global Dietary Shift to Meet Climate Targets ………. A new study from the University of British Columbia underscores the critical role of dietary change in limiting global warming, warning that nearly half of the world’s population must modify…

New Study: Egg Yolks Linked to Slower Brain Aging and Reduced Alzheimer’s Risk ————————- Recent longitudinal research has confirmed that regular consumption of whole eggs, specifically the nutrient-rich yolk, plays a critical role in preserving brain health and slowing the…

Study Finds Widespread Alzheimer’s-Linked Brain Changes Among Older Adults in UK ………. Around one in 10 people in the UK aged 70 and over may show Alzheimer’s-related changes in their brain, according to new population-based research reported by The Guardian.…

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…