Ancient disease making a comeback... experts reveal surprising culprit and how to protect yourself

It's one of the world's most ancient diseases, long associated with shame and uncleanliness. Now, it's facing an unprecedented surge in Florida, experts have told the Daily Mail.

Why letting spiders outside could actually be a huge mistake, experts warn

Think Before You Relocate: It’s Not Always the Kind Choice Most of us handle the situation the same way: grab a glass, trap the spider, then drop it off in the yard. Nice try—but, as arachnology specialists agree, releasing a house spider outdoors isn’t always a good move. It turns... The post Why Letting Spiders Outside Could Actually Be a Huge Mistake, Experts Warn appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

The breakthrough that could stop arthritis and diabetes in their tracks

For a long time, treatments for autoimmune diseases could only quash the symptoms - now new drugs may tackle the underlying cause

The six biggest myths about prostate cancer

The six biggest myths about prostate cancer - NHS data noted a significant 25 per cent surge in prostate cancer cases between 2019 and 2023

Parents of 4-year-old with ultra-rare genetic disorder are determined to give him as 'normal a childhood as possible' (exclusive)

“I just want people to see Luca as a little boy first,” Mariah George tells PEOPLE. “His diagnosis is a part of his story, but it isn’t who he is”

I know why married men get fat – and it’s not because we’re lazy

Screen time limits not enough to tackle problematic social media use: experts

TORONTO — Experts from around the world, including Canada, say the scale of digital technology use by children and youth is a public health issue that needs immediate action to prevent further harm.

A single pill could slash your risk of stroke and heart attack—here’s how

Cholesterol: A Hidden Threat That’s Hard to Tame In France, more than one in five adults lives with high cholesterol, according to the nationwide Esteban study conducted by Santé publique France. That excess of so-called “bad” cholesterol (LDL) is one of the leading risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, which hold... The post A single pill could slash your risk of stroke and heart attack—here’s how appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

Habits that instantly make men more interesting and engaging

We have all encountered someone who takes up a space with ease and doesn’t have to raise their

Four signs a friend is bad for you – and how to cut ties in a healthy way

When you lost your virginity may impact how you age, study reveals

Scientists from Shandong University surveyed almost 400,000 Brits about the age when they first had sex, and looked at their genetic predisposition to ageing outcomes.

Scientists took blood from Chernobyl wolves... they weren't prepared for what the tests showed

More than three decades after the Chernobyl disaster, the exclusion zone has become an extraordinary experiment in what happens when radiation remains but humans largely disappear. Researchers have documented genetic damage in some animals, dramatically darker tree frogs and wolves carrying genetic differences associated with protection against certain tumors. Despite the contamination, the wolf population in the radioactive region has become remarkably dense. The result is far more complicated than the stereotypical image of a nuclear wasteland filled with dying mutants.

How do I know if my cough is pneumonia?

How do I know if my cough is pneumonia? - Don’t underplay your symptoms as pneumonia requires prompt treatment.

Teen, 16, was told she had cancer. Instead, her body was building a second skeleton, trapping her in bone (exclusive)

Holly LaPrade now hopes to raise awareness for the rare genetic condition known as fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP)

Doctor explains how to reduce your risk of prostate cancer

Doctor explains how to reduce your risk of prostate cancer through small lifestyle tweaks - Lifestyle is one of the few factors you can alter when it comes to avoiding cancer

I don’t regret leaving my husband when he had a stroke

All I could see ahead of me was a life of looking after this person who I no longer loved

What your pee color could be telling you about your health

From dehydration and vitamin intake to possible infections or underlying medical conditions, certain urine colors may be warning signs your body is trying to send.

Dentists say brush for 2 minutes - this shows what happens when you never stop

The scenario starts normally: after about two minutes, the teeth are clean and the breath is fresh. But continued brushing eventually causes bleeding gums, jaw pain and excessive toothpaste ingestion. By around six hours, the story says enamel begins wearing down instead of becoming cleaner. The experiment turns a healthy habit into a warning about doing too much.

If you still do these 8 things without thinking, you’re in better shape than you realize

Real fitness is not just about lifting heavy things or running really fast. It is more about how

Maimonides knew before everyone: How to lose weight without dieting

The wisdom of Maimonides meets modern research, offering a balanced, natural, and sustainable approach to weight loss—without extremes, calorie counting, or battling your body.

The oral condition that increases dementia risk by over 50 per cent

The oral condition that could increase dementia risk by over 50 per cent - Chronic inflammation across the whole body could be triggering both dementia and poor oral health

Man who ended up housebound and going to the toilet 100 times a day discovered it was down to Crohn’s disease

After Sas Parsad started to suffer with stomach problems, he ended up housebound and unable to work

Why beans on toast might be the most nutritious plant-based meal

Getting enough protein in your diet isn't just about the quantity - the quality matters too

Gym-goers are getting their knickers in a twist over people working out commando

'This is the reason I wipe gym equipment down before and after I use it.'

This popular supplement could be hurting your liver

Turmeric supplements aren’t risk-free.

Seven mistakes a personal trainer says seniors should stop making at the gym

Seven mistakes a personal trainer says seniors should stop making at the gym - Sloppy form, ignoring pain and neglecting mobility are just a few common mistakes that people make

BC.'s Eby promises new tax on millionaires to help pay for health care

British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby said his party would introduce a new tax bracket for those who earn $1 million or more and raise the existing rates of the two highest brackets to help pay for health care, if re-elected.

Professor reveals 4 things the happiest people do every day

Man, 47, thought his forgetfulness was due to ‘stress’ or ‘burnout,’ but the real diagnosis left him ‘in disbelief’ (exclusive)

“I don’t want Alzheimer’s to become my entire identity,” Jeremy Scott tells PEOPLE. “I have Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s doesn’t have me”

Cancer: The surprising new way exhausted immune cells regain their full power

A cell’s internal cleanup system, and what happens when it fails Healthy cells constantly break down old or damaged proteins. They then reuse the components to build new ones. Nicole Scharping, a postdoctoral fellow in Ananda Goldrath’s lab at UC San Diego, led a team examining this process in T... The post Cancer: the surprising new way exhausted immune cells regain their full power appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

How to reverse the damage from alcohol, according to doctors

From increasing fibre intake to drinking coffee, here are easy ways to reduce the impact of heavy drinking without going completely sober

Paulina Porizkova, 61, documents her gym routine, reveals what she calls 'unexpected benefit' of working out

“I have never enjoyed being in my body more than today at 61,” the supermodel reflected

Older people who can do these 7 everyday things are in great shape

Five silent bowel cancer signs experts warn you should never ignore

Five silent bowel cancer signs that experts warn you should not ignore - Knowing the symptoms is important to help spot bowel cancer early

The foot pain that is actually a symptom of a deadly heart condition

Few people may be familiar with something called rest pain - but while it may sound benign, it could be a symptom of a serious health condition.

I haven’t turned my heating on for four years – I swear by these hacks

The healthiest supermarket soups, and the ones to avoid, according to a dietitian

Tinned versions often contain ultra-processed ingredients, but are refrigerated soups a healthier choice?

My hair grew longer & healthier when I stopped avoiding these ingredients

As the adage goes, you only miss something when it’s gone — and that couldn’t have been more accurate than when I cut my hair into a bob a few years back. Don’t get me wrong, I loved my various crops, from the “Italian” bob to the “boyfriend” bob. Still, I missed the ease and versatility of long hair, which set me off on the journey of growing it out again. Three months in, it felt like my hair hadn’t grown a millimeter, and an appointment with...

I used a wobble board for one minute a day – at 47, my abs have never been so strong

Just 19 seconds on this left my core, glutes and arms shaking as I collapsed on the carpet

Four vegetables that don't count as one of your five a day

Still, there’s no reason to stop eating them altogether.

Experts say eat these 6 fruits to fight cancer-causing inflammation

Experts say eat these 6 fruits to fight cancer-causing inflammation - Federal health officials want adults to eat two cups of fruit daily - but most of us don’t

A 6-year-old kept a shiny pebble from the beach in his bedroom for three years. It was a Neanderthal hand axe

He kept losing it and finding it again. It took a trip to a local museum, three years later, for him to realize what he had been misplacing. The post A 6-Year-Old Kept A Shiny Pebble From The Beach In His Bedroom For Three Years. It Was A Neanderthal Hand Axe appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

Scientists find first-ever cases of feline Marfan syndrome in cat siblings Gary and Shaggy. Here’s what that means

The genetic condition, which is typically found in humans, typically causes symptoms like unusually long limbs and near-sightedness

I’m 69. Please stop saying that I’m in midlife or middle-aged

I’m 69. Please stop saying that I’m in midlife or middle-aged - FIRST PERSON: Calling older people ‘middle aged’ treats ageing as something to be afraid of and hidden rather than celebrated. We need new ways of talking about this stage of life. says Denise Taylor, who does not want to pretend that 60 is really 40 – and has a suggestion about how to name this stage properly

The most popular nuts, ranked from most to least healthy

The fact that nuts are high in healthy fats (as well as fibre, vitamins, minerals and plant protein) makes them the perfect addition to your diet - but some nuts are better for you than others

The mental health of young men is dropping. Experts warn it could get worse

The federal government launched a nationwide consultation earlier this year to try and determine why boys and men’s health is suffering. Data they reported on shows a country of young men self-reporting higher rates of depression and anxiety — and experts say the online manosphere is making things worse.

Blueberries linked to gut enzyme changes in seniors

Gut enzyme shift: Blueberry intake increased activity of a gut enzyme linked to GABA production in older adults with mild depression. Mood changes modest: Depressive symptoms improved slightly more in the blueberry group, but differences from placebo were not statistically significant. Early-stage evidence: Researchers urge caution and recommend larger trials to confirm the gut-brain link in diverse older populations.

Reverse your biological age in just 4 weeks? Here’s what they ate daily

The Four-Week Meal Makeover In a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Sydney, 104 adults aged 65 to 75 took part in a clinical trial called “Nutrition for Healthy Living.” For four weeks, every meal they ate was cooked and delivered by the research team. No calorie... The post Reverse your biological age in just 4 weeks? Here’s what they ate daily appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

Dementia cases set to soar: 4 habits that could save your mind

What changed in the medical guidance In its 2024 report, the Lancet Commission updated its model of modifiable dementia risk factors, adding high midlife LDL cholesterol and untreated late-life vision loss. An update that expanded the commission’s framework to 14 factors, alongside established targets like hearing loss, high blood pressure,... The post Dementia Cases Set to Soar: 4 Habits That Could Save Your Mind appeared first on...

Alan Alda says he has to 'accept' living with Parkinson's disease: 'I can't wish it away'

Alan Alda opened up about his Parkinson's disease — 11 years after he was first diagnosed.