New research suggests that root canal treatment may help reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes. By addressing chronic dental infections and inflammation, this common dental procedure could have broader health benefits beyond oral care. Learn how maintaining dental health might positively impact your overall well-being and help prevent serious systemic conditions.

Root Canal Treatment May Reduce Heart Disease & Diabetes Risk

People born without the sense of smell breath differently, according to a new study. The study published in Nature Communications Journal said those with the condition anosmia have a different breathing pattern than those with functioning olfactory systems.

Do people without sense of smell breathe differently? Study suggests so

After years of the COVID-19 pandemic, people have underscored the importance of physical touch for human beings. When the lockdowns were lifted and the vaccines closed the gaps of social distancing we were reminded of the power of a simple hug. Now science has confirmed a hug is good for you as the study states that physical touch including hugs can significantly improve both your mental and physical health.

Hug your way to better health

Study decodes the power of hugs, good for both physical and mental health

Your mental health is more connected to your physical health than you think. Research says severe mental illnesses mean almost double the risk of multiple physical health problems. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas | How does your mental health impact your physical health?

Taurine, a nutrient found in fish, meat, and energy drinks boosts health and extends life in a range of animal species, according to a study published in the journal Science on Friday (June 9).

Elixir of life? Taurine extends life, improves physical, brain health in animals: Study

Middle-aged persons who enjoy endearing relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues and also exercise at least once every month have better physical and mental health in old age, according to two new research studies.

Satisfying relationships and good exercise can boost mental and physical health in old age, say studies

The negative feedback from your fitness tracker could be affecting your mental and physical health. Scientists call this phenomenon - the nocebo effect. Palki Sharma tells you whether it's time to rethink fitness gears.

Gravitas: The problem with fitness trackers

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