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How pineapple can affect your kidneys if you eat it every day
Pineapple can be a kidney friendly choice, but eating it every day may require extra attention for some people, reports Verywell Health.Why pineapple can fit into a kidney...
Dietary Habits
Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain
Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...
Nutrition
Every additional 100 grams of ultra-processed food consumed daily was linked to an increased risk of heart disease, cancer, and overall mortality
A bag of chips, two cookies, or one muffin a day may be all it takes to nudge four major disease risks higher.
Diseases
Mounjaro or Ozempic: One may help you lose nearly 50% more weight
A head-to-head trial and a fresh 2026 review both point to the same winner when the two drugs are compared over 72 weeks.
Exercise
She started running every week: Here’s how her body reacted
Regular running can affect the body in several different ways, even when you start slowly, according to Prevention.Here are some of the changes and experiences the Prevention writer noticed...
Body
Avoid taking magnesium if you’re on these medications
Magnesium is often praised for its role in improving sleep, mood, and muscle health. But while it’s a valuable mineral, combining it with certain prescription drugs can lead to...
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Nutrition
Ultra-processed foods could be damaging the muscles around your knees
New MRI scans of 615 adults show that the more ultra-processed food people ate, the more fat had crept inside the thigh muscles that hold up their knees.
Diseases
Ketamine is now causing bladder damage in children as young as 13
A first-of-its-kind NHS clinic in Liverpool is seeing children as young as 13 with bladder damage from ketamine, and the worst cases may need dialysis.
Dietary Habits
Americans are drinking less for the first time since the pandemic, but rates are still above normal
A new study of 114,000 US adults finds the first drop in drinking since 2020, but one age group is going the other way.
Diseases
7 serious conditions linked to gum disease that have nothing to do with your teeth
Bleeding gums may sit at the start of a chain that reaches heart, brain and lungs.
Nutrition
These protein-rich meals can be good for older adults
As people age, their need for certain nutrients can...
News
The federal government cut 750,000 people from health insurance, claiming fraud
The Trump administration ended Obamacare subsidies for hundreds of thousands of people at the end of August, and another 419,000 are next in line.
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A tailored fall-prevention plan may not lower falls, new study shows
The most comprehensive review to date found that individualized fall-prevention programs probably make no difference to how often older adults fall.
A once-a-month weight loss injection could replace weekly jabs, new data shows
A trial showed monthly GLP-1 dosing kept working after switching from weekly shots.
New drug could break cancer’s resistance
A promising experimental drug could help make treatment-resistant cancer cells vulnerable to existing therapies again.
How pineapple can affect your kidneys if you eat it every day
Pineapple can be a kidney friendly choice, but eating...
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The weight loss drug Wegovy may also repair liver scarring in MASH
Nearly two in three patients saw their advanced fatty liver disease resolve on semaglutide in a landmark Phase 3 trial.
Researchers have tested the world’s first AI-designed vaccine in humans – here’s how it went
Researchers have tested a new type of vaccine in humans.
Waking up with foot pain? Here’s what could be behind it
A common foot condition could be the reason those painful first steps greet you every morning.
Experts point to an overlooked effect of early morning screen time
For many people, checking a smartphone is part of their morning routine. However, experts say that immediately diving into messages, social media, and news...
Why a healthy diet may not be enough for your heart
New research suggests that even people who eat plenty of fruits and vegetables may not be getting enough of a compound that could play an important role in heart health.
Want bigger arms? New research points to a simple approach
A new study looked at whether beginners need more exercises or extra training sets to gain muscle. The findings point to a surprisingly simple approach.
Can the damage caused by alcohol be reversed? New study provides answers
New research shows that alcohol can increase the risk of a wide range of diseases, but can the damage be reduced?
Love barbecues? Cancer specialist warns of potential health risk
Research shows that the way we prepare food can have an impact on our health.
How to eat healthier and cheaper at a festival
Festivals offer long days, plenty of activity, and unforgettable experiences.With the right food and drink habits, you can keep your energy levels up and...