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Cacao gives skin a collagen boost

New evidence from Korean researchers suggests that cacao may have properties that boost collagen production and help UV-exposed skin stay healthy.

24 February, 2016

Could omega-3s keep teen minds sharp?

Teens with the lowest omega-3 status performed worse on tests for memory and information processing; could supplements provide an easy and inexpensive solution?

22 February, 2016

Survey maps homeopathy use in the US

A new survey finds that homeopathy use in the US is confirmed to a relatively small section of the population – compared to other developed nations – but those who do use it perceive it as helpful.

22 February, 2016

Acupuncture brings relief from fibromyalgia

Tailored acupuncture can relive pain and improve quality of life for fibromyalgia sufferers according to a new study.

18 February, 2016

St John’s wort tablets recalled in the UK

A handful of St John’s wort products have been recalled due to high levels of a naturally occurring, but toxic, substance. Here’s what you should know.

18 February, 2016

Lavender aromatherapy helps college students sleep

A combination of lavender essential oil and good sleep habits could help improve sleep quality by resetting the sleep-cycle, say researchers.

17 February, 2016

Neem extract shows promise as pancreatic cancer treatment

A natural extract derived from India’s neem tree could potentially be used to treat pancreatic cancer, according to a new study.

12 February, 2016

Being a couch potato could shrink your brain

Maintaining physical fitness into middle age and beyond may be a good way to ensure that your mind stays sharp as well, say US researchers.

12 February, 2016

Apples, pears and berries can keep you in the trim

A study into antioxidant consumption has found that anthocyanins, found in richly coloured fruits, can aid weight management.

9 February, 2016

Junk foods disrupt deep restorative sleep

The finding that diet can influence sleep has big health implications, not just for insomnia but for diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular disease, say scientists.

8 February, 2016