Ovarian cancer often shows no clear symptoms in early stages, with some unusual signs potentially indicating the disease. Diagnosis involves transvaginal ultrasound, blood tests for CA 125 marker, and imaging techniques like MRI and CT scans.

Pediatricians and psychologists warn that AI-powered toys may hinder children's cognitive and emotional growth and replace essential human interaction, with additional privacy concerns.

A British study found that women with Alzheimer's disease have a deficiency in beneficial unsaturated fats like omega-3, which may explain their higher dementia rates compared to men.

A recent study reveals that fathers' exposure to secondhand smoke in childhood weakens lung function in their children, increasing the risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the third leading cause of death worldwide. The risk doubles if children are also exposed to secondhand smoke during childhood.

A clinical study revealed that red mulberry leaf tea reduces blood glucose levels by 43% within 30 minutes when consumed with table sugar, offering a promising natural solution for type 2 diabetes without digestive side effects.

A Spanish study reveals that beta blockers, commonly prescribed to heart attack patients, may increase the risk of death and recurrent heart attacks in women, with no clear benefit for patients who maintain normal heart function.

A recent study found that listening to cheerful and calm music during travel reduces motion sickness symptoms by up to 57.3% and 56.7% respectively, while sad music was less effective than no music at all.

Nutrition is essential for children's growth and height increase, with proteins, minerals, and vitamins playing a key role in strengthening bones and proper development. Beneficial foods include eggs, chicken, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and soybeans.

Kombucha is a fermented tea drink containing caffeine, polyphenols, and a small amount of alcohol. Some studies show improvements in digestion and blood sugar control, but scientific evidence remains limited. Home preparation requires caution to avoid contamination.

Michigan State University researchers developed a shampoo-like hydrogel that protects hair follicles from hair loss during chemotherapy by reducing blood flow to the scalp and limiting chemotherapy drug access to follicles.