Knowing the signs of cancer can help you identify it and get treatment ASAP. Briefly, general examples include fatigue, lumps ...

As we age, blood stem cells, the essential source of new blood cells in the body, can accumulate genetic mutations. These ...

Movements may become slower, steps less steady, or facial expressions less animated—changes so gradual they can be mistaken for fatigue or normal aging. Sleep disturbances can also appear years ...

IT’S only normal to change a little from mid-life – greying hair, wrinkles, aching limbs and the odd ‘senior moment’. But some symptoms usually associated with ageing shouldn’t just be ...

Parkinson’s disease is often mistaken for routine aging—but ignoring early warning signs can delay crucial treatment. For ...

The point is that normal cognitive aging doesn’t involve neurodegeneration or significant damage to the brain’s neurons. It’s a natural process due to brain changes that happen with aging ...

Studies expose how type 2 diabetes affects brain structure, potentially accelerating cognitive decline and offering new hope ...

But that's part of what should be considered normal variations. It's not either, 100 percent normal or you rush to the doctor. Now if you have a consistent problem where you're not having normal ...