Eshed Lin

A twin study suggests that people with tattoos may face a higher risk of skin cancer and lymphoma than those without tattoos.

An analysis of data from the Great Famine of the 1930s shows that children whose mothers experienced malnutrition during early pregnancy were more likely to develop diabetes later in life

A large British study suggests that drinking milk may lower the risk of colon cancer, with calcium in milk appearing to be the key protective factor.

A new study shows that high aerobic fitness doesn’t just guard against heart disease and cancer—it also lowers the risk of dying from a range of other chronic illnesses. The exact biological mechanism remains unclear, but the evidence underscores the far-reaching benefits of staying active.

A recent study links loneliness to a higher likelihood of believing in conspiracy theories

On the significance of the upcoming WHO announcement that the popular sweetener is a possible carcinogen?