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We often view inflammation through a narrow lens. Typically, we picture a red, swollen ankle after a sprain or the angry sting of a bee. This is acute inflammation, which is your body’s loud, immediate response to injury. However, a more insidious fire burns without smoke. Experts call this silent…

We all know the warm, fuzzy feeling of cuddling a puppy or hearing a kitten purr, but did you know that your furry friend is actually doing heavy lifting for your brain? In a world that feels increasingly isolated and high-stress, pets have moved from being just backyard companions to…

NBA veteran and first active openly gay player in NBA history, Jason Collins, who played for six teams across his 13-year basketball career, has revealed that he is battling stage 4 cancer called glioblastoma. Here is everything to know about glioblastoma and its deadliness.

Author whose Shopaholic series of romcom novels were global bestsellers and adapted into a Hollywood film

In the early 2000s, a major women’s health study — Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) — made headlines. As an ongoing study launched in the ‘90s, the WHI asked: could menopause hormone therapy (MHT), used to ease menopause symptoms, also protect against serious health problems in later life?

Taylor Swift candidly addresses 'joy blackouts' from her Eras Tour, deeming the post-concert memory lapses unsurprising amid euphoric overload, as fans and experts weigh in on the phenomenon.

Conduit says it has collected roughly 10,000 hours of noninvasive neural data from “thousands of unique individuals” in a basement studio.

Surprise nuptials arrive two months after their Ibiza engagement