More evidence gastric bypass surgery leads to sustained weight loss Many people worry about regaining weight after getting gastric bypass surgery, a weight-loss procedure for very obese patients, but a new study suggests that most patients remain lighter 10 years later.
6 bad things that happen when you sleep too much Doctors agree: Quality sleep is crucial for your health.
6 medications that cause weight gain— and how you can fight back When your doctor puts you on a prescription medication, reading the list of potential side effects can be daunting.
Weight loss supplement may induce mania in certain people The weight loss supplement garcinia cambogia may have the unwanted side effect of inducing mania, which is a feeling of an abnormally high level of energy, agitation and euphoria, according to a recent report of three separate cases
Exercise won’t fix the obesity epidemic, researchers argue The food industry has helped push the belief that people's sedentary lifestyles are solely to blame for widespread obesity, three researchers argue in a new editorial.
Can you trick your body into burning more fat? The sports world has been abuzz in recent years with the idea that athletes could improve their performance by following an ultra high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet.
Olympic-goers get an eyeful of Rio's beauty-consumed culture RIO DE JANEIRO — Each morning, 75-year-old Jose Rebamar works his biceps, triceps and quadriceps with stone weights at an outside gym that looks out on Rio de Janeiro's iconic Sugarloaf Mountain.
4 things you need to know about using laxatives for weight loss A new study found that 10.5 percent of women aged 23 to 25 have used laxatives to try to lose weight. Here's why that's such a bad idea.