Good oral health may help protect against Alzheimer’s

Cyber security risk sparks implanted device recalls

Research just published sheds more light to the role of gut bacteria in autoimmune diseases

Mouthwash Cancels Out Key Benefits of Exercise, Study Finds

A study published in January 2019 has revealed that the bacteria that cause gingivitis may also be connected to Alzheimer's disease.

It is unclear if implanted devices are safe from hackers.

The implication of the human microbiome in disease has been suspected on and off for a long time and sayings passed on from generation to generation like “you are what you eat”, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”, going back to dates BC, when Hippocrates was quoted to say “all disease begins in the gut”.

A new study discovered that using mouthwash can prevent exercise from lowering your blood pressure as it normally does.

Your Heart's Best Friend: Dog Ownership Associated with Better Cardiovascular Health

More of any physical activity tied to longer life

Obesity tied to weakened response to taste

Mild cognitive impairment: Meditation can boost brain health

Being a pessimist or an optimist may affect your sleep

Can the moon really influence your health?

Intense light may boost heart health

Why Stress and Anxiety Aren't Always Bad