Jesper Bengtson
Overlooked Ozempic side effect revealed: Nearly 4 in 10 experience it
Doctors who study skin have put the first hard numbers on a cosmetic side effect of weight loss drugs.
Is alkaline water actually better for you? Here’s what the evidence says
The bottles promise anti-aging and cancer protection, but a fresh look at the research tells a very different story.
8 everyday foods that could be quietly raising your kidney stone risk
The pain can be severe and the condition often returns, yet most people never spot which foods on their own plate are feeding the problem.
Poor sleep quality linked to 65% higher risk of fatty liver disease, new research shows
The hours in bed may matter less than you think, and that heavy daytime drowsiness could be a warning sign from an organ you rarely feel.
What science says about eating one clove of garlic daily
The gap between crushing the clove and swallowing it decides how much the garlic can actually do for you.
Do eggs actually raise your cholesterol? Here is what the evidence says
Decades of warnings told you to go easy on the yolks, and the newest research changes the picture for most healthy adults.