Health

Woman Under the Influence of Menopause on Her Brain

Study When a woman enters menopause could have long-term effects on her brain

A study reveals connections between the timing of menopause, memory, and cognitive performance. All the details here.

Age spots become more common starting in middle age.

Dermatologist Explains "You Don't Have to Accept Age Spots"

Age spots (also known as sun spots) don't necessarily appear only in old age. They are caused by skin damage from UV radiation.

Study Involving 64,193 Women Desire for Children? How Often You Should Have Sex, According to a Study

How Often Should Couples Trying to Conceive Have Sex? A Study Shows How Frequency Increases the Chance of Pregnancy

German Researchers Discover Fascinating Link Between Belly Button and Parkinson's

Study What Your Belly Button's Smell Can Reveal About Your Health

The smell from the belly button could, according to a study, provide clues about Parkinson's disease or early cognitive impairments.

No Probiotics Doctor Reveals His Top Tips for a Healthy Gut

What does a gastroenterologist recommend for a healthy gut? He’s not convinced by popular probiotics—expert tips at a glance,

Blood lipids influence the risk of stroke and heart attack, particularly triglycerides and cholesterol.

Explanation of the Difference Which Value Is More Indicative: Cholesterol or Triglycerides?

Cholesterol is well-known, but triglycerides are not. Both blood fats provide insights into your health. Which value is truly more important?

With multiple sclerosis, each flare-up can cause new, lasting symptoms.

Common Virus May Be Key MS Flare May Be Signaled Months in Advance by Blood Markers

A new study offers hope for a new method to detect impending MS flare-ups earlier and more reliably.

Study Shows Teenagers With a Higher BMI May Be Biologically Older by Age 50

Teenagers with a higher BMI may experience faster biological aging, according to a study. Genetic predisposition plays a role.

Cold Symptoms After Getting a Tattoo Is the "Tattoo Flu" Real?

Finally got that long-awaited tattoo—but shortly after, you're experiencing cold symptoms? Is this normal or a cause for concern?

Study Involving 95,000 People This Sleep Phase Is Linked to a Lower Risk of 83 Diseases

What does dreaming (including REM sleep) have to do with the risk of 83 diseases? Apparently, quite a lot—according to a new study.

What types of training are particularly beneficial for bones?

According to the study Training Methods That Are Especially Good for Bones

Exercise is known to strengthen bones. But which type is best? A study has now examined the effectiveness of various training methods.

The insidious nature of pneumonia is that its symptoms can vary depending on the pathogen and the individual's health condition.

Causes, Symptoms, Treatment How Dangerous Is Pneumonia?

Sudden fever and shortness of breath? When pneumonia becomes dangerous: an overview of causes and symptoms.

The weight-loss injection could lead not only to a loss of fat but also to a loss of muscle mass.

Study on GLP-1 Medications Weight Loss Injections Affect Muscles

With the weight-loss injection, diabetics can shed pounds. However, a study suggests that skeletal muscle mass may also be lost in the process.

If the sepsis self-check indicates suspicion, you should seek medical treatment.

Sepsis Self-Test Recognize Blood Poisoning in 4 Steps

Sepsis is the most severe form of an infection. If left untreated, it is fatal. Here's how to recognize blood poisoning.

Bryan Johnson has published his recommendations for a long life.

Biohacker Keeps Record Why Longevity Guru Bryan Johnson Measures His Erections

Bryan Johnson measures his nighttime erections and examines his sperm. What's behind this—and what does the research say?

Researchers have studied how pink noise affects brain waves.

"Pink Noise" During Sleep Can Short Sound Bursts Promote Nighttime Brain Cleansing?

Can pink noise clean the brain? Certain sounds during sleep enhance brain waves. A recent study provides exciting insights.

Snus consists of small tobacco pouches that are placed under the upper or lower lip.

Nicotine Pouches How Unhealthy Is Snus?

Nicotine pouches are popular among teens but doctors warn of a high risk of addiction, gum damage, and potential precancerous conditions.

Periodontitis is being studied in connection with Alzheimer's

Study Shows Which Gum Problems Are Linked to Dementia and Alzheimer's

Periodontitis and dementia, including Alzheimer's, are often linked. A study examined which characteristics play a role in this connection.

Often, questions remain unanswered after a visit to the doctor's office.

Survey Nearly One in Three Leaves the Doctor’s Office With Unanswered Questions

A survey shows that many patients leave the doctor's office dissatisfied—often because they still have unanswered questions.

Study Finds Partner's Sleep Affects Your Diet Too

According to a Study How Your Partner's Sleep Can Affect Your Diet

A new study suggests that a partner's poor sleep can also negatively affect one's own diet.

Can the Eye Provide Clues About Atrial Fibrillation?

New Study Shows Risk for Atrial Fibrillation Detectable Early in Another Organ

Atrial fibrillation is often difficult to diagnose. A study shows how eye scans could provide clues about the heart rhythm disorder.

Malaria is one of the most dangerous infectious diseases and is transmitted by female mosquitoes.

Transmitted by Mosquitoes These Symptoms May Indicate Malaria

Malaria is transmitted by infected mosquitoes and can become life-threatening. Here are the symptoms and who is particularly at risk.

Doctor Reveals Signs of a Compromised Intestinal Mucosa and What You Can Do About It

A gastroenterologist explains how to recognize the signs of a disrupted intestinal lining and what can be done about it.

Artificial hips and knees can release tiny particles. U.S. researchers are now investigating whether these particles can reach the brain.

New Study Particles From Hip Replacement Found in Deceased Patients' Brains

Artificial hips, knees, and shoulders can release tiny particles. A new study examines whether these particles can reach the brain.

Surprising Study Finding What the Vagina Has to Do With Antibiotic Resistance

What do bacteria in the vagina have to do with antibiotic resistance? A study involving over 1,500 pregnant women offers fascinating insights.

According to a Study Voice May Indicate How Quickly the Body Ages

How old does a person really sound? Researchers show AI can estimate age from voice with surprising accuracy.

Doctor Explains Not Just Bacteria: The Overlooked Factor for a Healthy Gut

When discussing gut health, the microbiome is unavoidable. Prebiotics and probiotics are highlighed. However, there's an overlooked factor.

Urologist Explains What Happens in a Man's Body When He Goes Without Sex for a Long Time

What happens when a man hasn't had sex for a long time? FITBOOK Author Laura Pomer talks to a urologist about the consequences.

Heart, Kidneys, Metabolism Can Blood Proteins Detect Early Disease Risks in Children?

Certain blood proteins could indicate an increased risk of disease in children, according to a recent U.S. study.

A long period of sexual abstinence affects the body

Gynecologist Explains What Does Abstinence from Sex Do to a Woman’s Body?

An expert explained to FITBOOK what happens in a woman's body when she has no sex for an extended period.