Health

Ultramarathon runners and cancer risk – results from a preliminary study

A preliminary study suggests a correlation between ultramarathons and higher bowel cancer risk, but we should be cautious about what it means

Why is Tesco’s free recipe magazine telling me about the health benefits of sea moss?

When even supermarket recipe magazines are leading with health tips about sea moss, we need to stop treating wellness claims as "content"

If we take away the statistical quirks and biases, is there any placebo effect left?

Once you eliminate well-understood elements like bias and regression to the mean, there's no remarkable placebo effect left to explain

Preventing British Supplements’ health claims isn’t an infringement of free speech

Wellness company British Supplements uses customer reviews to try to avoid regulations around misleading claims of products treating "C****R"

NAD the answer? Behind the marketing hype of life-extension supplementation

When it comes to life-extension technology, there's much current hype around NAD and NMN supplementation - but robust evidence is still lacking

When science outpaces sweat: the value of exercise in a post-Ozempic world

In a world where Ozempic and other new drugs help us meet our weight loss and muscle-building goals, we shouldn't overlook the value of exercise

Snus: the nicotine pouch epidemic among professional footballers

With as many as 3 in 4 professional footballers use snus pouches, it's time for the game to offer real support for managing players' stress.

Is King Charles treating his cancer with homeopathy?

When King Charles received a cancer diagnosis, speculation inevitably arose about his treatment plan as an avid homeopathy fan
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