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Peanut allergies decline after early introduction guidelines: new study shows
New evidence shows fewer children are developing peanut allergies after health authorities urged parents to introduce peanut-containing foods earlier. The ...
Antidepressant side effects vary by drug: weight and blood pressure changes differ
Choosing an antidepressant is more than picking a name from a list. Drugs in this class can affect weight, blood ...
Early natural menopause spikes metabolic syndrome risk 27%: new study warns
New research links the onset of natural menopause at younger ages to a noticeable rise in metabolic health problems. The ...
Heart disease risk may drop with a 15-minute daily walk: the tiny habit that helps
A brief walk each day may do more for your heart than you expect. New research points to powerful benefits ...
E. coli in meat linked to nearly 1 in 5 UTIs
A new large study finds a surprising source for many urinary tract infections: the meat on our plates. Researchers traced ...
ACA open enrollment warning: premiums and out-of-pocket costs surge
The next Affordable Care Act open enrollment will arrive under pressure. Political fights over funding and rising medical costs mean ...
Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic slash U.S. obesity rate
A new national survey suggests a shift in America’s weight story: fewer adults report obesity as prescriptions for GLP‑1 and ...
daylight saving time ending could cut obesity and stroke rates
When clocks jump forward or back, the change feels small. But scientists say the overnight shift can ripple through sleep ...
Eating meat not tied to higher early-death risk: major study
The long-running debate over whether animal protein shortens lifespan has a new twist. A fresh reanalysis of a major U.S. ...
Heart failure: weight loss drugs slash hospitalization and death risk by 40%
A sweeping new analysis shows two popular GLP‑1 weight-loss medicines sharply lower the risk of hospitalization and death in people ...