An Australian study of 6,500 symptom-free 12-year-olds over three years found each extra daily serve of fruit linked to measurable health benefits. What it means for families.
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Continuous glucose monitors help people with type 2 diabetes spend about five more hours a day in the healthy blood-sugar range. How they work, who benefits most, and the caveats.
A phase 1 trial of the personalised NeoVax vaccine with nivolumab in ovarian cancer found the approach feasible with acceptable safety. Here is what it means.
The largest clinical trial of its kind has found that continuous glucose monitors help adults with type 2 diabetes who do not use insulin spend roughly five more hours a day in their target blood sugar range.
A short walk after meals is trending as the simplest habit for steadier blood sugar, easier digestion and better energy. Here is what the research says.
Influenza detections in Canada hit 1,149 in a week with positivity up 4.7%, and Nova Scotia has rolled out flu and COVID vaccines earlier than normal. Specialists say Canada’s 30-40% vaccination rate needs to improve before the season peaks.
A Cambridge and UEA study of more than 6,600 patients finds women with autoimmune conditions were 46% more likely to report a psychiatric misdiagnosis and 74% more likely a psychosomatic one, with typical diagnosis taking one to two years versus under three months for men.
France has recorded its biggest West Nile virus season on record, with the mosquito-borne disease appearing in new regions and lasting deeper into autumn. Here is what is driving the spread, who is at risk, and what officials advise.
A new Nature Health analysis warns that errors in AI-generated health information are nearly impossible to trace: chatbot consultations are private, unreported and unaudited — unlike the medicines they increasingly replace as a first port of call.
People in relationships report higher life satisfaction than single people — but a study of more than 380,000 adults in Great Britain finds the size of that gap depends heavily on the culture of the place you live in.