Scientists find new way to prevent obesity
A recent study conducted by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine has uncovered a human genetic variant linked to a receptor that stimulates insulin release.
This...
Heart disease risk lowered by 20% in people with no diabetes or obesity
In a groundbreaking study, scientists have discovered that a medication called semaglutide can significantly improve heart health in people who are overweight or obese,...
Exercise is a key to combat obesity-induced cognitive decline
Obesity, a prevalent health concern worldwide, is not only a major risk factor for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases but also for neurodegenerative conditions, including...
Can imperfect diet tracking harm your weight loss?
A study conducted by researchers from UConn, the University of Florida, and the University of Pennsylvania, and published in Obesity, provides new insights into...
Night shift workers need to take care of body weight and metabolic health
A Monash University-led review emphasizes the need for targeted workplace policies to help night shift workers manage weight and metabolic health, addressing the unique...
How body weight change over time affects health in older people
A recent study conducted by researchers from SCHARR has delved into the relationship between changes in Body Mass Index (BMI) and health outcomes as...
Fitness and weight loss are key to preventing kidney disease
A recent study from Drexel University has highlighted the vital role of physical fitness and weight management in preventing chronic kidney disease (CKD), particularly...
Popular weight loss drug could help treat heart disease
Wegovy, a widely popular weight-loss drug, has made a groundbreaking leap in heart disease care. In a significant development, Wegovy has been shown to...
Metabolically healthy obesity: is it really healthy?
At the Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD), Professor Matthias Blüher discussed the concept of "metabolically healthy obesity"...
Overweight in youth linked to higher risks of 17 cancers
Recent studies from the University of Gothenburg have revealed a concerning connection between overweight or obese men at age 18 and an increased risk...