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Several experts call for testing Trump’s capacity to serve as president

The debate over the president’s mental health has flared up again in the United States. Critical statements and sharp rebuttals have sparked a politically sensitive discussion.

New dietary guidelines draw criticism from health and environmental experts

New U.S. dietary guidelines are raising concerns, particularly regarding health, school meals, and the climate.

Weight-loss drugs linked to changes in the skin

More people are choosing medical weight loss to improve their health. However, experiences from patients and doctors point to a particular physical change.

Donald Trump’s health reignites a familiar American debate

Donald Trump is once again at the center of a debate about health and power.

Research points to a possible link between ibuprofen and cancer

Ibuprofen is used daily by millions, but new research is examining whether the painkiller may also be associated with changes in cancer risk.

Several experts call for testing Trump’s capacity to serve as president

The debate over the president’s mental health has flared up again in the United States. Critical statements and sharp rebuttals have sparked a politically sensitive discussion.

New dietary guidelines draw criticism from health and environmental experts

New U.S. dietary guidelines are raising concerns, particularly regarding health, school meals, and the climate.

Weight-loss drugs linked to changes in the skin

More people are choosing medical weight loss to improve their health. However, experiences from patients and doctors point to a particular physical change.

Donald Trump’s health reignites a familiar American debate

Donald Trump is once again at the center of a debate about health and power.

Study finds ultra-processed foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco

New research from the United States suggests that certain foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco, especially among older women.

Hearing loss is highest in these countries, but fewest use hearing aids

The countries where most people struggle with hearing loss are also the ones where the fewest use hearing aids.

Redefining fitness after 50 is essential if you want to avoid injuries

You can stay strong and active well into your 50s and 60s, but your body needs you to train differently.

Blueberries may help strengthen babies’ immune systems, study finds

New research suggests that a simple addition to a baby’s diet may boost immunity and lower the risk of allergies later in life.

These healthy habits may protect people with diabetes from dementia

Eight simple heart health habits could help lower the risk of dementia for people living with type 2 diabetes.

Scientists investigate whether Ozempic could influence fertility

Scientists are investigating whether popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic could influence fertility or interfere with birth control.