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Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly's experimental vaccine-like drug slashed a risk factor for heart disease by a whopping 94% for about a year, according to a first-in-human study.

University of Cincinnati researchers claim that eating strawberries every day could help reduce the risk of dementia for certain people of middle age. Their study was published last month.

The obesity drug Wegovy can reduce the risk of severe heart problems by 20%, a pivotal study finds, paving the way for applications far beyond weight loss.

Researchers defined "binge drinking" as having at least six drinks in a single session and found that drinking had dropped in 23 countries between 2011 and 2021, with the largest reductions occurring in Lithuania and Ireland.

New research out of Canada suggests daily oral contraceptives could thin regions of the brain responsible for decision-making and impulse control.

Researches studied the sediment layers of the Tanis paleontology site in North Dakota

On Sunday, Nov. 5, most of the U.S. will dial back their clocks an hour to "fall back" to Daylight Saving Time as part of the ritual of changing the time.

That all-too-familiar "wired but tired" feeling due to lack of sleep for just one night might actually have antidepressant results, according to a study conducted by a team from Northwestern University.

Are dinosaurs real? Most people don't have to travel too far to answer that question in the affirmative with some kind of exhibit displaying dinosaur fossils. Or simply look at any bird you can see outside your home.

The debate over “good versus bad carbs” has long tormented diners — now, new research published in Frontiers in Nutrition is revealing the carbohydrates you should be choosing at mealtime.