Doctors reveal hidden danger for some Ozempic, Wegovy users with brain disorders Neurologists warn that GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like semaglutide may accelerate ALS progression by triggering dangerous rapid weight loss in patients.
Celebrity chef says if you can drive to McDonald's, you can cook healthy meals at home A celebrity chef says food deserts are no longer a valid excuse, arguing grocery delivery apps and meal planning can transform family meals.
Airlines, health experts warn against permanent daylight saving time Airlines for America warns that permanent daylight saving time could significantly disrupt aviation, affecting passenger travel and international connectivity on ‘America Reports.’
Think your cortisol is too high? Expert reveals the truth behind viral wellness craze Caffeine, late-night exercise and ultraprocessed foods may spike cortisol levels. A dietitian explains what actually triggers the stress hormone.
Popular diet trend could boost mental health among older adults, study finds Older adults who followed a Mediterranean diet during COVID-19 lockdowns reported less decline in happiness and life satisfaction than their peers.
Dr Drew argues panic over Cyclosporiasis outbreak is unnecessary, says illness is ‘easily’ treatable Board-certified physician Dr. Drew Pinsky eases worry surrounding the Cyclosporiasis outbreak in the U.S., which is a stomach illness likely caused by produce consumption, on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
Microwaved squishy toy explodes onto boy's face and chest amid viral trend, causing horrific burns A viral TikTok trend showing people microwaving NeeDoh stress balls led to an Alabama boy getting third-degree burns after hot gel exploded on his neck.
Learning another language may keep your brain younger, study suggests Bilingual participants had brains appearing six years younger, while those speaking four languages showed brains that were roughly 13 years younger.
The best time to talk to your parents about senior care — before it's too late A senior care expert says 77% of families wish they'd acted sooner, revealing the subtle signs of cognitive decline to watch for during visits.
Simple sitting change linked to lower risk of cancer death, study finds Each additional hour of prolonged sedentary behavior was linked to a 10% higher cancer death risk, but brief movement breaks may significantly reduce it.