More than half of young adults with type 2 diabetes went into remission in six months on a strict diet and exercise plan, compared with 4% on usual care
Type 2 diabetes is showing up in more people under 45, and when it starts young it tends to be…
Scientists used AI to read 150,000 Reddit posts about a gray-market weight-loss drug, and the top complaint was the opposite of what it should do
Retatrutide is the next generation of weight-loss drug after Ozempic and Mounjaro, and it is still in clinical trials, not approved anywhere. That has not stopped people from…
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Scientists tested 10 healthy diets against DNA aging clocks in 7,500 people, and the people who gained the most from eating well were not who you would expect
Mediterranean, Nordic, plant-based, DASH: there is no shortage of diets that claim to be the healthiest. Researchers at the German…
Economists paid thousands of people to quit Facebook for a month, and the effects went beyond what anyone expected
Arguments about whether social media is good or bad for us often rely on surveys that cannot show cause and…
Patients were told their pills were sugar pills with no medicine in them, and their symptoms still improved more than in people given nothing
Placebos are usually thought to work only when patients believe they are getting real medicine. In 2010, a team at Harvard Medical School tested what happens when doctors…
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