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The US Senator said GLP-1 drugs changed his life – and now he is seeking widespread access to anti-obesity drugs.In the New York Times on April 8th, Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) wrote about his experiences with Murjaro (Tilzepatido).Injectable prescription drugs are primarily used to treat type 2 diabetes. The health benefits of Ozempic continue to increase, but are the risks worth it?Fetterman was prescribed medication in July 2025.”As Stroke survivorsI was interested in research showing research [Mounjaro] The Senator wrote, which was able to significantly reduce the risk of major cardiac events. Senator John Fetterman, D-PA. walks to the Chamber…

Researchers have discovered experimental drugs that significantly reduce cholesterol-like particles. Heart attack and strokes.Many Americans don’t know that elevated levels of this particle, known as lipoprotein (a) or LP (a), are circulating in the blood.The LP elevated (a) cannot be changed due to lifestyle changes and is called “one of the last untreated frontiers of cardiovascular risk” by the Cleveland Clinic, which led the study.A low-carb keto diet may not increase the risk of heart disease, new research suggestsThis new study confirms previous findings Experimental drugs – The repodisilan, created by Eli Lily, who funded the research, can “silence” the…

Professional golfer Phil Mickelson, who made his 32nd start with the Masters this week, was open about his commitment to health and wellness.The six-time major champion and three-time master winner said he would follow Long time for 5 dayswhich led to him dropping 25 pounds in 2023.Intermittent fasting (IF) has become a common weight loss strategy in recent years.This weight loss plan is better than traditional diets, research findsThere are several types of intermittent fasting, but they all follow the same concept between the same concepts Fasting and eating. This is a photo of Phil Mickelson playing in golf tournaments…

Alcohols associated with seven types of cancer Dr. Nicole Saffier joins the “American Newsroom” to discuss the public surgeons pressing cancer warning labels on alcohol and CDC warnings for norovirus cases, which are surged in parts of the United States Drinking eight or more alcoholic beverages each week can have a detrimental effect on the brain, according to a new study published in Neurology, the medical journal of the American Neurology Association (AAN).That amount of alcohol is associated with a higher risk of developing a type of brain lesion called hyaline arteriosclerosis, which causes vascular stenosis and thickening, and interferes…

Three of the most common aging-related diseases share many of the same risk factors. And all of them can be reduced by lifestyle changes.That’s according to a new study from Mass General Brigham (MGB) that identified all 17 common risk factors associated with stroke, dementia and later depression.The researchers looked at previously published studies of risk factors associated with these three conditions and determined which conditions could be controlled through healthy behaviors.Retirement may be bad for your health, wellness experts say: “Purpose-based”They also predicted the impact of each risk factor on quality of life and mortality, according to a press…

in the case of Invasive strain Streptococcus throats are rising steadily in some parts of the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Surveillance studies published in Jama have the incidence of Group A Streptococcus (Gas) infections “had a significant increase” from 2013 to 2022.The affected states include California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon and Tennessee.Streptococcal infections have skyrocketed above pre-Covid highs, the report said:The survey found that the overall incidence rate has more than doubled, from 3.6 to 8.2 cases per 100,000 people at the time. In recent years, group A…

According to the Social Security Administration, the US “official” complete retirement age is 67, but it is the average American stop working at 62.But not everyone has retired. Last year’s AARP survey predicted a quarter of more than 50 people would not leave their jobs.According to some experts who believe that retirement could actually be the case Harmful to health.The secret to longevity from the “blue zone” of the worldFlorida-based author Dan Buettner, Explorer and Longevity ExpertsI spent years studying the “blue zone” of the world. There, more people live to be 100. In those regions, the concept of retirement…

At least five nurses working on the same floor Boston Regional Hospital He has been diagnosed with a brain tumor and they are looking for answers.Hospital nurses’ association Massachusetts Nurse Association (MNA) told Fox News Digital in a statement that it is actively supporting nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton.”We recognize that nurses and many other people want immediate information about the situation,” MNA continued. “This urgency comes from a place of concern about the health of nurses, their families and patients. This is the urgency we share.”The MNA further said it is working on “completing an independent scientific investigation”…

Influenza vaccine The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends it annually for all Americans over six months, but a new study from the Cleveland Clinic suggests that it may not have the protective effect people expect.A preprint study published this week on medrxiv.org looked at infection data for the 2024-2025 influenza season.Researchers found that out of 53,402 Cleveland Clinic employees in northern Ohio, taking the flu vaccine is associated with a 27% increase. Influenza infection.Boost your immune system with these 8 simple steps – some may surprise youVaccinated employees were compared to those who were not administered the vaccine…

Traditional diets that limit calories are a proven method Weight loss -However, new research has revealed that certain intermittent fasting regimens may be more effective.Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus compared two randomized diet groups for changes in weight after 12 months.Participants are 18-60 years old and have a body mass index (BMI) of 27-46, which is considered overweight or obese by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The most relevant obesity among these three southern citiesOne group followed daily calorie restriction (DCR) followed by another 4:3 Intermittent fasting (IMF), dieting will be free to eat 4…