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Health officials in San Diego County have confirmed the region’s first locally acquired case of Chagas disease, a parasitic infection sometimes called “kissing bug” disease

Beyond their stunning success in weight loss, drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy have been hailed by some users as having made their lives happier and improving their mental health

The Atlanta Falcons are hoping quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is officially cleared for contact before training camp begins later this month. While he still has a few weeks to heal up, Penix was spotted throwing at a QB camp earlier this week and appeared to be moving fairly well

Plant foods contain thousands of naturally occurring compounds, and researchers are increasingly interested in how some of them may relate to long-term health. A recent study from the Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult Health found that people with higher overall intakes of polyphenols had a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes

Elaine Chao, former Secretary of Labor and wife to Sen. Mitch McConnell, is in the spotlight after her trip to China to meet the country’s vice president draws concerns

A Georgian period country house used for weddings and corporate events was raided in the “largest ever” seizure of illegal weight-loss injections, the BBC can reveal

The Mary Stevens Hospice will use the funding to continue its creative wellbeing programme for patients, which will now run for another two years thanks to support from the National Lottery Community Fund

High rates of obesity are associated with an increased risk of developing a number of chronic health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, stroke, high blood pressure and various types of cancer. 

When you watch the original 2016 Moana, you believe the unbelievable. You believe that a demigod who can turn into a hawk stole an ancient stone that doomed the world around him. You believe that little coconut-sized creatures can shoot darts. You believe that a giant crab collects gold and sings. And you believe those…

A long-term Swedish study tracked older adults and found lower dietary inflammation associated with fewer dementia cases over years. Effects were strongest among participants with high p-tau217 over time, suggesting diet could influence risk even with biological vulnerability