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A Cleveland research team has identified a lasting 'biological memory' in fat cells that keeps hunger signals elevated even after weight loss. This mechanism may explain why weight regain is so common after dieting or stopping GLP-1 medications, and why obesity risk can pass from mother to child.
A new AI tool can analyze repeated 3D mammograms to more accurately predict a woman's future risk of breast cancer. This technology could transform traditional one-time screening into personalized risk assessment and early intervention.
NHS England is expanding its Pharmacy First scheme so patients can walk into participating high street pharmacies for on-the-spot treatment of migraines, acne, scabies, ear infections and rhinitis — without needing a GP appointment first. The move aims to ease pressure on GPs and A&E and could redirect 2–3 million consultations a year.
Takeda announced results from two Phase 3 studies of Oveporexton (ORZEYFUL), an oral orexin receptor 2 agonist, showing significant improvements in excessive daytime sleepiness, cataplexy, disrupted nighttime sleep, and quality of life in patients with narcolepsy type 1, with a favorable safety profile. The drug is now approved in the U.S., China, and Japan.
A new study found that girls exposed to acetaminophen during pregnancy may have smaller ovaries and fewer ovarian follicles. Researchers stress the findings don't prove causation and pregnant women shouldn't be alarmed, but should use the medication cautiously and consult their doctors.
Frequently forgetting things? It could be an early warning sign. Based on expert advice from AIIMS neurologists, this article summarizes practical ways to prevent dementia and delay cognitive decline through diet, exercise, social engagement, and sleep — essential reading for those with hypertension, diabetes, and other high-risk conditions.
Persistent fatigue, pale skin, and worsening dark circles may not just be from lack of sleep—they could signal iron deficiency. This article explains common symptoms, high-risk groups, and science-backed ways to boost iron levels.
An investigation has uncovered over 230 AI-generated fake doctor, grandparent, or healer accounts on Facebook spreading unsupported health claims about cancer, dementia, and diabetes to 81 million followers. These accounts aim to redirect users to purchase supplements, guides, or books, with some links potentially leading to phishing scams.
New research reveals that regularly going to bed after 1 a.m. significantly increases the risk of mental health disorders like depression and anxiety, regardless of whether you're an early bird or a night owl. Learn about the study findings and practical tips for shift workers.
Peptide-based products are rapidly gaining popularity in fitness, anti-aging, and health management, but doctors are raising concerns. Lack of regulation, unclear sources, and improper use may lead to serious side effects. Understanding the real effects and risks of peptides is crucial for making informed health choices.
Lymphatic workouts have gone viral on social media, claiming to relieve bloating and swelling. This article examines the science behind the lymphatic system, whether exercise truly boosts lymph flow, and offers practical advice.
Creatine has gone mainstream beyond bodybuilders, with growing interest in its benefits for muscle, brain health, and sleep. Experts agree that consistency matters more than timing—taking 3-5 grams daily helps saturate tissues for optimal results.