(NewsNation) — An experimental drug has shown success in lowering the risk of genetically inherited heart disease by 94 percent during the s...

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION approved Pfizer's respiratory syncytial virus vaccine for the prevention of lower respiratory tract disease caused b...

The grandmother sought medical advice after she started ‘falling over for no reason’ and her speech began to deteriorate

With two new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease approved in recent years, there’s growing hope for people at risk of the memory-robbing con...

The two-time Olympic gold medallist is among 36 per cent of people with the condition who are clinically diagnosed

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Patients with MASLD had nearly twice the all-cause mortality rate as the general population, suggesting the need for multidisciplinary care...

Advances in PCI over the past decade mean the procedure can now approximate results only previously achieved with open-heart bypass surgery,...

WHEN Sue Ware was planning her mum’s funeral after losing her to breast cancer, she never dreamed she would also get the disease. But th...

Semaglutide 1 mg demonstrated statistically significant and superior improvement in maximum walking distance by 13% over placebo in adults w...

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Cervical cancer is often the first thing that comes to mind when people think of HPV. However, the sexually transmitted infection causes a w...

It’s estimated that 1 in 100 people have it; however, only 36% with the condition are clinically diagnosed, according to Coeliac UK.

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