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A newly published study indicates that consuming just one soda a day could be detrimental to liver health. Conducted by researchers from the Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital, the study spanned over 20.9 years and involved 98,786 women. The research was recently

The adage “All talk leads to failure, all work leads to success” can offer critical insights into the culture and impact of sheesha cafes. While they serve as popular social hubs, their allure may overshadow the concerning aspects of these

In a revelation that challenges conventional wisdom, an unprecedented study sheds light on the dietary habits of individuals who reach the age of 100 and beyond. Dubbed “Blue Zones,” these enigmatic pockets around the world, including regions in Greece, Japan,

Cholesterol is an essential fatty substance that the body requires for various functions. However, an excess of bad cholesterol, or LDL, can lead to serious health issues like heart disease and stroke. Often termed a ‘silent killer,’ high cholesterol may

The world of fitness and exercise is inundated with trends and fads, yet few can stand the test of time and scientific scrutiny as well as the simple plank. At its essence, the plank is a static exercise, challenging not

The World Health Organization (WHO) has turned its attention to several evolving coronavirus variants, notably the EG.5 variant now circulating in the U.S. and the U.K., as reported by WHO’s Director General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. This variant, while still under investigation, has shown concerning

The United Kingdom is grappling with a swift rise in Covid-19 cases, driven by a new sub-variant named EG.5.1, or more commonly referred to as Eris. Recognized only at the end of July, Eris quickly gained traction due to a

Researchers at City of Hope in California have made a significant breakthrough in cancer treatment, developing a pill named AOH1996, with the potential to eradicate various forms of solid tumors. The novel medicine shows promising results in preliminary studies, proving effective against cancer

Air conditioning units serve as a refreshing respite from hot summer days, a modern convenience that’s easily taken for granted. Yet, there’s a hidden and unsavory side to these systems: they can become graveyards for small creatures such as lizards

Twelve African nations are poised to receive an allocation of 18 million doses of the inaugural malaria vaccine in a remarkable step towards combating one of the continent’s deadliest diseases. Over the next two years, the distribution plan will deliver