This diabetes drug can reduce blood sugar and promote weight loss faster

Recent research has revealed that the diabetes drug tirzepatide outperforms other medications in both lowering blood sugar and promoting weight loss in people with...

New drug could achieve weight loss with no surgery or nausea

Obesity and diabetes are growing global health concerns, affecting millions of people and leading to severe complications like heart disease and strokes. While bariatric surgery,...

How exercise can boost your gut health

We all know that exercise is good for strengthening muscles, bones, and preventing diseases. But what’s less known is that exercise can also improve...

Super spikes boost running speed by 2% in track races

A new study published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science shows that advanced footwear technology, known as “super spikes,” can improve running...

Newly found gene could hold the key to longevity

Living a long, healthy life is a goal for many, and there are plenty of tips out there, like getting enough sleep, fasting, exercising,...

Dentists can help detect sleep apnea and save lives, study finds

A new research review suggests that dentists could play a crucial role in detecting life-threatening sleep disorders like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). This condition, which...

Study finds new cause of obesity epidemic

The obesity crisis is a growing concern in Denmark and across the globe, with the number of obese individuals in Denmark doubling since 2010. Professor...

How sleep helps your brain make room for new memories

We all know that sleep helps us feel refreshed, but a new study from Cornell University has found that sleep does something even more...

Two in three deaths related to obesity are caused by heart disease, study finds

The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) has released a Clinical Consensus Statement on Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease, presented at the ESC Congress in London,...

Lower BMI may signal early cognitive decline, study suggests

Body mass index (BMI), a commonly used measure of body fat based on a person’s weight and height, has long been associated with various...