Scientists at Uppsala University in Sweden have found that drinking milk - even skimmed - increases the risk of heart attack ...

Bone health is a key area of development in the well-being of athletes and is crucial for safe training and successful career ...

“The higher risk in women was evident irrespective of the fat content of the milk. Replacing non-fermented milk with moderate ...

But the issue was found to apparently only affect women ... with moderate fermented milk intake could lower the risks." ...

Hyperkalaemia, a condition marked by excessive potassium in the bloodstream leading to critical heart complications, is a ...