This study shows a new way to treat obesity
Obesity affects more than 650 million people worldwide and drives a number of dangerous health conditions, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and more...
Why some people can gain muscle quickly while others cannot
In a new study, researchers examined why some weightlifters' muscles grow much more quickly than others’.
They found genes that cause some people to gain...
‘Low risk’ alcohol drinking still can harm your health
The Canadian government’s low-risk drinking guidelines state that women should consume no more than about 10 drinks per week and men no more than...
Obesity may increase death risk in COVID-19 patients under 65
In a new study, researchers found obesity is linked to an increased risk for intubation or death among hospitalized adults with COVID-19.
But the association...
How diabetes and obesity affect the brain
With more than 30 million Americans diagnosed with diabetes, and another 87 million diagnosed with obesity, both conditions have become national epidemics.
The two diseases...
Meeting recommended weekly exercise levels could lower death risk
In a new study, researchers found adults who meet recommended weekly physical activity levels have a lower risk of death.
The survival benefits are similar...
Why disrupted sleep linked to chronic inflammation, hardened arteries
In a new study, researchers found why disrupted sleep linked to chronic inflammation, hardened arteries.
The research was conducted by a team at the University...
Dermatologist says skip the ‘maskne,’ not the face mask
If you are noticing red, irritated skin or small pimples under your face mask, you are far from alone.
Allison Truong, MD, a board-certified dermatologist...
Overweight and under 50? Your risk of dementia may rise later in life
In a new study, researchers found that younger adults who are overweight or obese face a higher risk of dementia in their golden years.
They...
Virologist shares what we know about COVID-19
Early this spring, University of Kentucky virologist Rebecca Dutch answered some of our initial questions about COVID-19 and SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the disease.
We asked...