Western diets—high in processed foods and low in fiber—are associated with obesity, diabetes and heart disease. These diets ...

The diet also increased beneficial bacterial metabolites (byproducts) in the gut, such as short-chain fatty acids, and in the ...

A new diet inspired by the eating habits of non-industrialized societies has shown remarkable potential to reduce the risk of ...

Speaking from Gaza, WHO Representative Rik Peeperkorn described a scene of widespread destruction, overwhelmed medical facilities and growing mental health needs, as the population in the enclave ...

Over 325 million children are exposed to annual fine particulate matter (PM2.5) levels exceeding World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines by five times or more, while 373 million live in areas with ...

The Hidden Dangers of Wildlife Encounters Traveling unveils the wonders of diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures, yet also ...

New research on breakfast quality, ultra-processed foods, and non-industrialized diets show impacts on health markers like ...

KOCO 5 is wearing red on Friday in honor of Go Red for Women, which raises awareness about the dangers of cardiovascular disease.

February isn’t just the month of hearts on Valentine’s Day—it’s American Heart Month, a time to focus on the health of the most vital organ we have.

At Citizen’s Medical Center’s Survivor tent at the 2025 Heart and Stroke Walk, kids as young as 1 to seniors in their 70s ...

Cardiovascular disease doesn’t discriminate. At 38 years old, during the height of the COVID pandemic, Amy Kren had a heart attack. She says it doesn’t matter your age or race.

Feburary "Wear Red Day", a day focused on raising awareness for heart disease in women.Dr. Arasi Maran, an associate ...