The data behind the most influential theory of what causes Alzheimer’s disease may have been ‘manipulated’, a damning scientific probe has claimed. Experts fear the allegedly falsified results have misled research over the last 16 years, potentially wasting billions of pounds of funding. A six-month investigation by Science, considered one of the world’s most respected … Read more
Confirmed: Avocado on toast is good for you! Scientists say potassium-rich foods keep heart healthy (but only for women!) Researchers have today concluded that avocados are great for your heart Eating more potassium, abundant in avocados, may stave off a heart attack Only women appear to reap its benefit, achieved by eating an extra 1g … Read more
Confirmed: Avocado on toast is good for you! Scientists say potassium-rich foods keep heart healthy (but only for women!) Researchers have today concluded that avocados are great for your heart Eating more potassium, abundant in avocados, may stave off a heart attack Only women appear to reap its benefit, achieved by eating an extra 1g … Read more
Why Joe Wicks’ HIIT really IS the secret to staying slim: Brutal bursts of squats, burpees and push-ups burn more fat than just running, study claims HIIT workout fanatics burn up to 0.13g of fat more per minute of activity they do This could see them lose an extra 10kg over a decade, according to … Read more
Psychiatrists have been aware for years that low serotonin levels may not cause depression, despite continuing to prescribe the pills, a chair of psychology has said. Dr Jonathan Raskin, who is also a psychotherapist at State University of New York, told DailyMail.com he’d been concerned that the theory that depression was caused by low serotonin … Read more
Dogs that are fed raw meat are more likely to excrete the antibiotic-resistant bacteria Escherichia coli (E. coli) in their faeces, vets have warned. Prior research has shown that there also is potential for the E. Coli to be passed from the dogs to their human owners through normal, every day interaction. Researchers at the … Read more
Giving breast cancer survivors hormone replacement therapy is safe, research has suggested. Doctors have for decades avoided recommending HRT to women who have beaten the disease over fears it would trigger a recurrence. Danish scientists have now questioned the concerns, sparked by two studies in the 1990s. They uncovered no increased risk of the disease … Read more
Giving breast cancer survivors hormone replacement therapy is safe, research has suggested. Doctors have for decades avoided recommending HRT to women who have beaten the disease over fears it would trigger a recurrence. Danish scientists have now questioned the concerns, sparked by two studies in the 1990s. They uncovered no increased risk of the disease … Read more
Sticking to seven healthy clothes may almost halve your risk of suffering a stroke, a study suggests. Researchers at the University of Texas at Houston say maintaining a good diet and exercising regularly can even offset any genetic risk. The other key steps include not smoking and losing weight. Experts followed 11,500 middle-aged adults in … Read more
The director of the CDC insisted warnings that the monkeypox is out of control were ‘misinformed and off base’ on Monday despite cases in the US quadrupling over two weeks. Dr Rochelle Walensky also claimed in a statement that it was still possible to ‘significantly decrease’ infections thanks to more testing — with about 10,000 … Read more