Case Western Reserve University researchers have found early evidence that semaglutide can temper nicotine cravings.
The test, with an accuracy rate of around 90%, could enable earlier treatment for patients with the disease.
The FDA has warned consumers about at least 10 lead-contaminated cinnamon products sold in the U.S. over the past year.
Researchers have found a link between reduced sex frequency and a higher risk of dying earlier in women and depressed men.
New research finds that people given the Shingrix vaccine were significantly less likely to develop dementia over a six-year-period.
Scientists have uncovered autoantibodies that keep vitamin B12 from reaching the brain, which may help to explain some mysterious cases of neurological illness.
A new review finds limited high-quality evidence that light to moderate alcohol consumption can extend our lives, challenging a long-held belief.
The number of injuries for e-bike users rose by over 30 times between 2017 and 2022, while e-scooters saw a six-fold increase.
The placebo effect has been documented for hundreds of years, but exactly how it tricks the brain into relieving pain hasn't been fully understood.
New research has found a link between semaglutide and improved brain health in people with type 2 diabetes.
New rat research lends credence to the old proverb, "time flies when you're having fun"
The hairy mass inside the 24-year-old woman was about 16 inches long and caused her intense stomach pain.
The anonymous success story, dubbed the next Berlin Patient, is the first person to be cured without donated stem cells from someone completely immune to HIV.
Public health officials are warning doctors to be on the lookout after five people were hospitalized after eating the gummies in West Virginia.
Semaglutide doesn't work for everyone and can have side effects, but a study in mice may point to a solution.
Scientists tracked changes in brain activity after people took a large dose of psilocybin, finding clues on how the psychedelic drug might help treat depression.
New research finds that the timing of our poops could affect our overall health.
Doctors have never understood why certain drugs put us under. New research offers a glimpse at what's actually going on in the brain.
The woman's injury seems to be the first reported case of evisceration caused by 'covid-19 infection exacerbation.'
New research from UK scientists has found a link between being a self-reported night owl and improved cognition.
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