Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.
Browsing: before
Updated 2026/11/03 10:30 Photo: Clipart Korea Patients who experienced mental illness after being diagnosed with cancer were found to face a higher risk of dying from cancer, according to a study. The findings highlight the need for continued mental health management even after cancer treatment ends.A research team from Stanford University School of Medicine in…
Dr. Sebastian Amaya, an anesthesiology resident at Yale School of Medicine, speaks to Fox News Digital about new research suggesting that better sleep before surgery could help reduce pain and the need for opioids during recovery
A review of studies published in Nutrition Research Reviews examines how the nutrients and plant compounds in pistachios might influence sleep health
A new study has uncovered the body-wide, abrupt changes women experience as they begin menopause, but also found that certain therapy could help to reduce the impact
Red Bull has provided a fresh update on Isack Hadjar’s recovery from the left-wrist injury that has kept him out of Formula 1 since the Dutch Grand Prix, with team principal Laurent Mekies saying the Frenchman’s return will depend entirely on whether he feels fully fit
Microbiome Brain aging may be detected decades before symptoms appear, with links to gut health UCLA study finds ‘brain aging index’ ties early signs of brain aging to thinking skills, depression and gut biology Credit: iStockPhoto
For many people, turning 30 is associated with career milestones, growing confidence, and greater life experience, but it may also mark a major turning point for skin aging. Dr.Mike Bell, scientific spokesperson for No7 skincare and the scientist responsible for trialling No7 skincare products, says extensive research has identified the 30s as a critical decade when…
skip to content Can sleeping with ear plugs on lead to infections (Image: Freepik)
Parents often hand a smartphone or tablet to a crying baby to calm them down. But a landmark review of global research suggests that this increasingly common habit could have lasting consequences for a child’s development

