Study highlights the foods that could contribute to depression
Foods that slow down signals to the brain could lead to mood disorders, according to research. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
‘Horrible smell’ could help doctors diagnose pancreatic cancer at an early stage
If the smell persists for longer than two weeks, it may be wise to visit your GP. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
50-year-old was hit with diabetes diagnosis after taste for many foods was altered
Taste disorders are often medically reversed after correction of blood sugar levels. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
4 common vitamin deficiencies known to interfere with hair pigmentation and cause greying
If a vitamin deficiency causes premature hair greying, supplements may be able to slow the process. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Getting less than eight hours of sleep a night could raise your visceral fat levels
Lack of sleep could decrease the hormone responsible for drops in your appetite and increase the hormone which makes you feel hungry, prompting you to eat more and boosting your levels of visceral fat. Daily Express More...
One slice of white bread could contain more salt than McDonald’s fries, study finds
One slice of white bread could contain more salt than a portion of McDonald’s fries, research shows. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Doctors share 5 longevity foods they eat to stay ‘healthy, full and energised’ every day
Two health specialists share the nutrient-rich foods they enjoy eating. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
High blood pressure connected to cognitive decline and dementia – world-first study
High blood pressure can cause brain alterations that may lead to impaired cognitive abilities. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Blood clots: Intake of ‘phenol-rich’ oil may lower blood clotting risks within 2 hours
Choosing the right type of olive oil may be critical for reaping the benefits of its polyphenols, experts suggest. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Flu could make you six times more likely to have a heart attack in the week afterwards
The flu virus could make your blood stickier and pave the way to harmful blood clots, potentially triggering heart attacks. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
