Health

Exploring the sweet allure of sugar substitutes, we delve into whether these calorie-free wonders are truly harmless or if they carry hidden risks. Are they a guilt-free indulgence or a health concern in disguise?

We live in a world that is constantly on the move. We have things stimulating us all of times, often resulting in overstimulation. We work more and more, and because of technology, often bring that actually work everywhere, and...

Is sugar a sweet indulgence or a lurking health hazard? As debates swirl around its impact on our well-being, we explore whether sugar deserves its notorious reputation in our diets.

Psychologists investigating the public health consequences of marijuana legalization have discovered a hyperlink between frequent cannabis use and cognitive decline, inattentiveness, memory decay and decreased IQ in teenagers. The findings, that have been presented recently throughout the American Psychological Association's...

Exploring the link between cleanses and fitness performance reveals a complex relationship. While some claim enhanced energy, others experience fatigue. The truth? It varies by individual, with science yet to provide definitive answers.

Exploring the link between an active lifestyle and longevity, this article delves into scientific insights and personal stories, questioning whether movement truly holds the key to a longer, healthier life.

Through the introduction of a brand new data analytics tool, medical researchers in the University of Warwick in the uk have opened the doorway to understanding the physical differences in the brain associated with autism, ADHD along with a...

As children explore new activities, the question arises: should they engage in weight training? Balancing safety with benefits, experts weigh in on whether young muscles should lift more than just spirits.

In the intricate dance of progress and compassion, animal testing in health research stands at a crossroads. Balancing scientific advancement with ethical responsibility, this practice sparks a debate as old as science itself.

ETH Zurich researchers from the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering (D-BSSE) in Basel allow us an implantable device that precisely monitors acid build-up in the body for people with diabetes and produces insulin if acidosis turns into a...