Lost and found: Life after Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs was just the start for these four people
Research shows that 1 in 8 adults in the US has used one of the popular GLP-1 medications, most of them trying to manage ...
Not getting enough sleep? You might be at risk of heart attack – Here is what we know
Sleep deprivation has become a common problem several people face on a daily basis. But, it may put you at risk of heart ...
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Health: Seeing food differently
Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables, for example, provides not only vitamins and minerals but helpful fiber, which is important for heart health. Some people might benefit from certain ...
What is rainbow diet? All you need know about adding colourful food in your plate
Rainbow diet is one of the newest concepts in the fitness world. Read on to know if you this is cna be beneficial for health ...
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Thriving with diabetes: How to lead balanced and healthy
Diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions worldwide, impacting millions of individuals. While it requires ...
America Is Divided About White vs. Dark Meat On Thanksgiving. Who's Right?
Preferring white or dark meat is one of many Thanksgiving “food controversies,” according to YouGov. The data group’s 2023 ...
Leading Surgeon Reveals What He Eats for a Healthy Heart
Dr. Tom C. Nguyen describes what he eats on a typical day and explains how his diet helps him to avoid heart disease.
What do nails have to say about your health? Experts answer your FAQs.
Also, the cuticular seal of the nails should be intact, and the nail plate should adhere to the nail bed, says Dr. Thomas Stringer, a dermatologist with MedStar Health. “Fingernails, along with the ...
'I was NHS doctor and found adding these five foods to diet lowers cholesterol'
Dr Rupy Aujla says the food on your plate can help improve the functioning of your heart and brain. Here is a list of the ...
You Could Be Doing Your Heart Health a Solid by Munching on This Popular Veggie Snack
A new study out of Samford University in Alabama found that consuming three half-cup servings of baby carrots per week boosted levels of carotenoids on the skin, which is associated with a "lower risk ...