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A new study indicates that omega-3 fish oil supplements may not provide the cognitive or brain health benefits previously expected.
A debate is intensifying regarding the health efficacy of short-burst workouts, often termed exercise snacks, following a series of conflicting study claims.
Only a fraction of sunscreens pass new safety benchmarks, raising alarms as summer heat intensifies globally
New research ties a B vitamin to poorer cancer outcomes, while fatigue and forgetfulness dominate B12 deficiency coverage
Daily supplements linked to rising liver and kidney damage—new research sparks global health warnings
Medical professionals are increasingly warning the public against a wide array of popular wellness practices currently linked to health concerns.
IVF ‘add-ons’—from supplements to procedures—face growing scrutiny as new research finds most lack proven fertility benefits