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Janine Riedle, Fitness-Redakteurin
Janine Riedle, Fitness-Redakteurin
Researchers have identified a treatment that can increase the chance of surviving colorectal cancer — one of the most common forms of cancer.
According to a study, weak chewing muscles can affect physical performance in older adults. FITBOOK analyses the results.
The WHO advises parents to vaccinate children against a number of diseases, including measles, but there is a wide vaccination gap globally.
Diet can influence the risk of depression — according to a study, citrus fruits can reduce this risk. FITBOOK analyses the results.
In 2022, around 2.3 million people were diagnosed with breast cancer - and the number of diagnoses and deaths is expected to rise by 2050.
A study investigated whether type 2 diabetes can be linked to a deficiency of nutrients. You can read more about this at FITBOOK.
One study investigated whether luteolin, a flavonoid often found in vegetables, may help reduce graying hair.
Obesity is constantly increasing - but can this have an impact on intelligence? A study has investigated this.
Researchers set out to find an alternative treatment for depression. They studied the influence of tomatoes on depression.
A study has investigated whether physically active parents can influence the health and behavior of their children and adolescents.
Push-ups are a popular self-weight exercise - but as simple as they sometimes seem, mistakes are often made.
Sharon Stone suffered a stroke in 2001, followed by a brain haemorrhage. Now the actress tells us how bad it was for her.
The belief that honey can only be eaten with a wooden spoon still persists. FITBOOK explains what this is all about.
African men in particular have a high risk of prostate cancer - a study identifies genes that influence this.
Former Olympic champion and marathon runner Rosa Mota sets a new world record at the age of 66. FITBOOK looks back on her career.
When you drink your coffee each day can have an impact on your health and therefore your longevity, a study shows.
A large-scale study by Tufts University underlines the extent to which sugary drinks can promote diabetes.
Antibiotic resistance can be life-threatening - according to a new study, a zinc deficiency weakens the resistant bacteria.
A study shows that more and more people under the age of 50 are affected by stomach cancer - FITBOOK looks at the results.
There are many products and therapies to help you quit - one study relies on smartwatches with a specific app.
If food is heavy on the stomach or you've simply had too much, there are a few things you can do to stimulate digestion.
People with a history of obesity often find it difficult to keep the weight off after losing it - for a reason.
According to a study, the consumption of sugary drinks is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
Drinking coffee and tea regularly can protect against cancer in the neck and head area, according to a new study.
The biological age may not correspond to the calendar age due to factors - which should influence the risk of bowel cancer.
A study investigated how much exercise and sleep are enough to improve cognitive performance. FITBOOK summarizes the results.
Biological age is a suitable measure of how old the body is, and a new study shows how a balance test can show how quickly you are aging.