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Even women with normal blood counts may experience brain fog if iron levels aren’t optimal.

Large-scale data show men and women reach peak lung function at different ages, with decline starting sooner than expected.

A new trial found differences in blood sugar stability and metabolites, potentially explaining lower diabetes rates among dairy consumers.

Experts warn that these structural changes could have long-term implications for cognitive development.

Teens with mental health conditions are more vulnerable to the negative effects of social media, a new study finds.

The change will be overseen by a new office within the National Institutes of Health.

The latest statistics show concerning trends in kidney health among Australians.

U.S. Attorney Edward Martin Jr. has contacted medical journals over alleged bias.

Up to 750 koalas shot after a devastating bushfire ripped through Budj Bim National Park.

Peter Dutton says he backs the climate science in response to questions on the Coalition’s position on net zero.

The abundant presence of the two gases suggests planet K2-18b may be teeming with microbial life, the researchers said.

Knocking on more than 20,000 doors in Christchurch and Auckland over the past year has revealed that many people are unaware they suffer from the condition.

This splashdown is the first time humans have returned from space to the Pacific Ocean since 1975.

Problems with the Boeing capsule forced them to extend their stay, but they remained confident in the craft. ‘We’re going to make it work,’ said Butch Wilmore.

Campaigning has continued for both sides of politics.