Vestibular migraine, a neurological disorder often misdiagnosed as inner-ear problems, may affect millions, with lifestyle changes showing promise for relief.
A neurological disorder known as vestibular migraine often goes undiagnosed because it typically lacks the hallmark headache of common migraines.
Researchers explore how targeting gut bacteria's impact on bile acid could impede cancer spread.
Researchers are investigating if existing bile-acid-reducing drugs can halt the progression of breast cancer, building on studies linking gut health to the disease.
Researchers found that sweeteners common in low-calorie drinks can inhibit the growth of beneficial gut microbes, especially when combined with other substances.
A new study suggests metformin, costing less than 2p per pill, could significantly lower the chance of developing knee and hip osteoarthritis.
A Harvard-led study suggests measuring p-tau217 levels in the blood could identify individuals at higher risk for cognitive decline years before symptoms manifest.
New research indicates common sugar substitutes can interfere with beneficial gut microbes, with effects potentially amplified when combined with certain medications.
Research presented at a neuroscience forum indicates that stimulating specific points on the ear may reduce migraine pain and improve quality of life.