Early Antibiotic Use Linked to Earlier Puberty in Girls, Study Finds
In their research, the team from Hanyang University Guri Hospital and Hanyang University Medical Center in South Korea analyzed data from a
Weight Loss Without Quitting Sugar
The idea is that the antioxidants and bitter compounds in the biscuit work together to trigger the body’s natural fullness signals What
Study Links Psoriasis to Obesity, Liver Disease
This lingering inflammation was significantly associated with elevated body mass index (BMI), metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), higher baseline systemic inflammation,
Heat Worsens Sleep Apnea
The findings were striking. Nights with higher temperatures were associated with a 45% increased likelihood of users experiencing OSA Climate change is
Genetic Breakthrough Offers New Hope for OCD Diagnosis and Treatment
The findings, published in the prestigious journal Nature Genetics, mark one of the largest genetic investigations into OCD to date Australian scientists
Japan, loneliness-crisis, smartphone-use, social-isolation, mental-health
The 2024 survey also explored, for the first time, the link between smartphone usage and reported loneliness Some 39 percent of people
Weight-Loss Jabs May Reduce Risk of Obesity-Related Cancers
GLP-1-based medications mimic the natural glucose hormone GLP-1, which works by decreasing appetite and promoting feelings of fullness A new study from
Diabetes Drug Shows Promise in Treating Prostate Cancer, Say Researchers
Prostate cancer remains a leading health concern globally, with approximately 1.4 million new diagnoses and 375,000 deaths reported in 2020 alone In
Global HIV Market to Reach $32B by 2033
Long-acting injectable therapies are also gaining significant momentum in the HIV market. These therapies, which require less frequent dosing, are expected to
Smoking and Drinking Young Hurts Health by Age 36
In a related development, a study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has provided deeper insight into how smoking damages DNA and