Stories by BANG Bizarre

Researchers are convinced that antioxidants from the cocoa beans could be behind the reduction in the gum disease risk. Cheese (54 per cent), rice (58 per cent) and unsalted peanuts (71 per cent) are also connected to a lower chance of developing...

Nutritionist and podcaster Dr Rhonda Patrick has pinpointed studies that show how fructose - the sugar that naturally occurs in fruit - can increase the speed at which the body gets rid of alcohol. Dr Patrick explained that eating fruits such as...

Researchers at Manchester University were testing a drug on hair follicles when they found out it had caused a biological stress response that shut down the growth process. The response slows down non-essential bodily functions like hair growth in...

Research has found that adults age 50 and older who have experienced chronic isolation had a 56 per cent increased risk of stroke compared to those who consistently said they were not lonely. Those who have been through situational loneliness did...

The controversial diet - which consists of only meat, fish and other animal products - has proved a sensation on TikTok with almost 100 million videos shared but a health specialist has warned of the devastating medical consequences. Bowel nurse...

A machine that was designed to transcribe human speech has been adapted to decode the sounds made by pooches, with promising results. The device was able to identify different breeds from their barking and could also detect the tone of nearly every...

Scientists have discovered employees who spend at least six hours per day at a desk were a third less likely to die prematurely if they drank two or three cups of the beverage compared to those who did not drink any. The experts from China's...

Research shows that the brains of teens who are addicted to being online showed alterations to parts of the organ associated with active thinking. This leads to an increase in addictive behaviour as well as changes linked to intellectual ability,...

The little blue pill is used to treat erectile dysfunction in men, but a study has shown that it improves blood flow to the brain and could help to prevent problems with memory. Scientists think that Viagra - also known as sildenafil - could be...

US researchers have found that sleep-deprived people are eight times more likely to commit homicide at 2:00 a.m. in an alarming link between the two behaviours. Experts say that people who suffer from broken sleep are emotionally "vulnerable...

People have long been advised to avoid using phones and watching TV before bedtime as the blue lights suppress the sleep hormone melatonin, but a new report questions the wisdom of this. The paper published in the medical journal Sleep Medicine...

Drugs such as Ozempic have been found to prevent multiple types of the disease - including breast and bowel - in a study that involved 34,000 obese adults. Patients were 19 per cent less likely to develop cancer if they were on the drugs, known as...