Regular dental flossing reduces the risk of a stroke, according to new research. People who floss their teeth at least once a week lower their risk of suffering a potentially fatal stroke caused ...

Flossing was linked to reduced stroke risk Though only 31% of Brits say they floss their teeth most days, Dr Sen’s preliminary data might change some of our minds.

The study’s lead author, neurology department head Dr Souvik Sen, says that one dental hygiene practice may have surprising heart health benefits; the catch is that 31% of Brits admit they don’t do it ...

From spotting AF to prescribing blood thinners, learn how primary care doctors can reduce stroke risk, manage side effects, ...

Civil servant Saira Malik had been attending the same NHS dental practice for nearly a decade and believed her teeth were in ...

Not only do they keep you regular, they’re also a bone-building superstar. Prunes contain vitamin K, potassium, and phenolic compounds which work together, helping form healthy bones, absorb calcium, ...

Your mouth serves as a gateway to your entire body, harboring millions of bacteria that can either support your health or ...

A nationwide Danish study finds that the incidence of paediatric stroke is rising among boys while remaining stable among girls.

Best practices to avoid heat stroke are to wear loose-fitting lightweight clothing and drink plenty of fluids. It's also important to remember to never leave someone inside a parked vehicle.

Oral vaccination isn’t new. Vaccines to protect against rotavirus — which causes diarrheal disease — are given to infants as ...

Learn the crucial early warning signs of a stroke, from dizziness and fatigue to vision changes and numbness. Understanding these symptoms can be life-saving.

A promising new approach is offering hope for stroke survivors suffering mobility issues.