Frequent flying might sound fun or even necessary for official tours or those who work as cabin attendants, but there's a lesser-known health concern that often flies under the radar, low haemoglobin.

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(Science Photo Library/Canva) A new study has found evidence that a specific brain region could be contributing to some cases ...

If you’ve ever had a blood test for sugar, you’ve probably seen this term on your report—HbA1c. And for many people, it’s confusing. It doesn’t feel as straightforward as a fasting or post-meal sugar ...

BEING dangerously low in iron could dramatically increase the risk of dementia in old age, research has suggested.  Experts ...

Recent research indicates that hypertension may be associated with activity in a certain brain region called the lateral ...

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A new study published in Circulation Research suggests that a specific brain region may play a key role in high blood ...

Research has shown that a daily glass of one particular type of drink can have a positive impact on high blood pressure, potentially lowering it to a 'normal range'. About one in every three adults in ...