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Firstpost brings out an expert’s view on the growing link between obesity and cancer, how excess body fat may increase cancer risk, why BMI alone may not tell the full story, and what people can do to reduce their risk

Despite extremely low rates of cardiovascular disease among Tsimane women, a highly active Boliblood pressure shifts may be a shared, universal pattern of the menopause transition. Photo courtesy of Sam Wann

HealthDay News — High physical activity is associated with reduced risks for dementia, with the associations varying by physical activity domain, according to a review published online Aug. 18 in The Lancet Public Health

A 13-year study found that the number on the scale and the size of your waist can tell very different stories after age 65

Vitamins are usually sold to us as a pretty straightforward, good thing to add to your diet

Researchers in Sweden have discovered that, with the right diet, gut bacteria can produce molecules that reduce the risk of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. In a study published inCell, the team uncovered a previously unknown link between diet, the human microbiome, and cardiometabolic health

Texas Educators Link Weekend Nutrition to Monday Classrooms in Snack Pak 4 Kids® Survey

When a woman goes through perimenopause and menopause phases, the shift in hormones can give them more than just hot flushes; it can affect their mental health

Researchers are warning that a pattern of behavior known as “digital obesity,” marked by aimless social media scrolling, uninterrupted short-video viewing and compulsive phone checking driven by fear of missing out, is leading to excessive consumption of what they describe as “data calories,” affecting attention and mental perception

Chronic disease has become one of the hardest health problems to ignore. The CDC reports that 3 in 4 American adults have at least one chronic condition, while heart disease and diabetes remain among the country’s leading causes of death and disability