Late-Night Eating Linked to 30% Higher Liver Disease Risk
A new study of nearly 200,000 people finds that regularly eating after dinner or near bedtime is tied to a 20-30% higher risk of liver disease, including fatty liver and cirrhosis.
Menopause Supplements Costing £400 a Year No Better Than Cheap Multivitamin, Which? Finds
A new consumer watchdog analysis reveals that expensive menopause supplements often lack meaningful nutrients and may be no more effective than a standard multivitamin costing a fraction of the price.
Nor’easter Weakens but Flood Risk Persists: What You Need to Know
The nor’easter that battered the East Coast has weakened, but its slow exit means continued rain and flood threats through early next week. Here’s how to stay safe.
Why Kent's Meningitis Outbreak Hit So Hard: New Genetic Clues
Scientists have uncovered how a bacterial strain in Kent acquired new genetic material, explaining the severity of the outbreak and offering lessons for future responses.
Ryan Jones: Unbreakable: Rugby Legend's Dementia Battle
Rugby icon Ryan Jones opens up about his early-onset dementia diagnosis, shedding light on the hidden toll of contact sports and the fight for player welfare.