Swedish professor Fredrik Nyström Challenges Health Myths: Weight Loss Isn’t Always Healthy, and Alcohol Can Be Good for You In a world obsessed with dieting, exercise, and health trends, Swedish professor Fredrik Nyström is turning conventional wisdom on its head. With a 25-year career in endocrinology at Linköping University, Nyström has spent decades treating obesity, … Read more
of teh Recover program, a large-scale study on the long-term effects of Covid-19. The results were published in the journal JAMA Network Open. The study shows that women are more likely to develop persistent symptoms, especially between the ages of 40 and menopause. Researchers discuss the possible influence of hormones,which affect the immune response. “Women … Read more
Only Women with High Diastolic Blood Pressure Face Higher Risk of Migraines, Study Finds Table of Contents Only Women with High Diastolic Blood Pressure Face Higher Risk of Migraines, Study Finds Key Findings at a Glance Why Diastolic Blood Pressure Matters What This Means for Women expert Insights A Call to Action Final Thoughts … Read more
GLP-1 Medications: Beyond Diabetes and Obesity – A New Frontier in Medicine Table of Contents GLP-1 Medications: Beyond Diabetes and Obesity – A New Frontier in Medicine The Expanding Role of GLP-1 Medications A Closer Look at the Findings Expert Insights: A balanced Outlook The Future of GLP-1 Medications What is GLP-1? The Study’s … Read more
b>What foods slow down aging? There are many foods that slow down aging. Vegetables and fruits are rich in plant bioactive substances and dietary fiber in addition to antioxidant nutrients, which contribute to delaying aging and preventing cancer. Whole grains are also rich in dietary fiber and antioxidants, which help prevent aging. Fish and seaweed … Read more
Taking 3 pills of Ciprofloxacin Leads to severe Side Effects: A Cautionary Tale A British woman in her 40s has shared her harrowing experience after taking just three pills of the antibiotic Ciprofloxacin, prescribed to treat a urinary tract infection. Talia Smith, 44, experienced life-altering side effects, including muscle weakness, blurred vision, and difficulty walking, … Read more
Cancer’s New Face: Women and Young People Bear Growing Burden, ACS Report Reveals Cancer is no longer an equal-opportunity adversary. A new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS) reveals a troubling shift in cancer demographics, with women and younger individuals now shouldering a disproportionate burden of the disease. While overall cancer deaths continue too … Read more
How Memory Neurons in the Hippocampus Shape Our appetite for Sugar and Fat The hippocampus, a seahorse-shaped region of the brain, is widely known for its role in memory and learning. But new research reveals that this brain region also plays a surprising role in shaping our appetite—specifically for sugary and fatty foods. A groundbreaking … Read more
Obesity Redefined: Why BMI Alone Isn’t Enough for Diagnosis and Treatment In a groundbreaking international study, researchers are calling for a new definition of obesity, one that moves beyond the conventional reliance on Body Mass Index (BMI) as the sole diagnostic tool. The study, supported by 58 experts across seven continents and endorsed by … Read more
Rare Case of Prostate Cancer Metastasis Leads to Penectomy: A Deep Dive into the Medical Mystery In a rare and startling medical case, a 66-year-old man diagnosed with prostate cancer underwent a complete penectomy after the cancer metastasized to his penis. This extraordinary case, reported in Urology Case Reports, highlights the unusual nature of … Read more