Jesper Bengtson
8 warning signs of fibromyalgia that are often dismissed as normal pain
Widespread pain, crushing fatigue and "fibro fog" are often written off as stress, age or depression.
365 insulin shots a year could soon become 52 for millions with type 2 diabetes
A once-weekly insulin has arrived, and for eligible adults it means one jab instead of seven.
Some women with metastatic breast cancer may now have a chemo-free path forward
A four-drug targeted regimen held one hard-to-treat cancer subtype in check for close to two years.
The Norwegian outdoor habit linked to lower stress and better mental health
Norwegians call it friluftsliv, and researchers say the effects on the body start within minutes.
What eating lentils every day can do to your cholesterol and blood sugar
A 12-week randomized trial suggests daily lentils quietly move two of the numbers doctors watch.
Excess body weight may be behind 1 in 10 new cancer diagnoses in the US
A new JAMA review connects excess weight to about 10 percent of US cancer cases.