Study: Arginine may reduce Alzheimer's risk
New research reveals arginine, a natural amino acid, could prevent harmful brain plaque linked to Alzheimer's disease. Discover the potential breakthrough for neurodegenerative conditions.
New research reveals arginine, a natural amino acid, could prevent harmful brain plaque linked to Alzheimer's disease. Discover the potential breakthrough for neurodegenerative conditions.
Scientists discover a common amino acid supplement could reduce Alzheimer's risk by preventing harmful brain plaque. An 'exciting' development for UK dementia care.
Groundbreaking UK study reveals long Covid is linked to persistent microclots, disrupting blood flow. Discover the science and new NHS winter mask guidance.
This Morning's life coach Michelle Elman reveals she needs another brain operation to remove a cyst. The 32-year-old has already undergone 15 surgeries.
Tamworth radio presenter Chris Williams, 41, reveals his devastating stroke experience and lonely first Christmas. Discover how stroke survivors face the festive season and the support available.
A TV doctor explains the crucial link between oestrogen drops and debilitating migraines in women, and how new treatments are offering hope. Learn more about the science.
A groundbreaking UK-led trial is testing an mRNA vaccine targeting the Epstein-Barr virus as a potential new treatment for multiple sclerosis. Could this be a breakthrough?
Newcastle University spin-out InvenireX has secured a £2 million investment to accelerate its pioneering technology for early disease detection. Discover how this could transform healthcare.
Stockport County Community Trust launches a pioneering health and care research programme at Edgeley Park stadium, making vital studies more accessible to the local community.
Chronic kidney disease is a silent killer affecting 1 million in the UK. Learn the symptoms and why early detection is crucial for prevention.
A revolutionary bedside heart attack test delivers results in just 10 minutes, safely accelerating patient care and easing pressure on UK emergency departments.
Experts warn that long-term use of common painkillers like ibuprofen and paracetamol can cause medication-overuse headaches. Learn the symptoms and when to see your GP.
New research from University College London suggests the widely available antibiotic minocycline could significantly reduce the risk of developing schizophrenia in high-risk individuals, potentially revolutionising early intervention strategies.
Exclusive investigation reveals how thousands of women across the Midlands were administered incorrect drugs during hospital procedures, with some suffering severe allergic reactions and long-term health complications.
A seemingly healthy young man from Birmingham receives devastating terminal cancer diagnosis after what he thought was a persistent cough, urging others to listen to their bodies.
After suffering three devastating miscarriages, a woman finally received an endometriosis diagnosis that could have come years earlier. Her story highlights critical gaps in women's healthcare.
Groundbreaking research at the University of Birmingham sees scientists growing miniature human brains to revolutionise dementia treatment and drug testing.
Health authorities issue urgent medication safety notice for patients taking widely prescribed anticoagulants after new research reveals significant risks.
A Birmingham woman's remarkable story of rediscovering how to eat after undergoing life-altering weight loss surgery, facing unexpected challenges and finding hope through specialist support.
New documentary uncovers the heartbreaking details behind George Michael's untimely death on Christmas Day 2016, revealing the official cause and final moments of the music icon.
Discover how scientists are seriously studying paranormal phenomena like telepathy, precognition and hauntings through rigorous academic research at leading universities.
University of Birmingham researchers make significant progress in understanding Merkel cell carcinoma, paving the way for new treatments for this aggressive skin cancer.
Groundbreaking research reveals that implementing regular prostate cancer screening could dramatically reduce mortality rates across the UK, offering new hope for men's health.