Author: healthylife7

Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body. It is essential for building bones, muscle function, transmitting nerve signals, blood clotting, and the normal activity of many cells. Therefore, for years it was customary to think that if calcium is so important, a calcium supplement is almost always a good idea, especially…

Most people rarely think about the air they breathe, the water flowing from their taps, or the fields they drive past on the way to work. Prof. Lena Novack thinks about little else. For the Ben-Gurion University researcher and Soroka Medical Center epidemiologist, these ordinary parts of everyday life are living datasets, capable of revealing…

Metabolic health-focused drug developer Kalohexis is eyeing a debut on the public market after confidentially filing for an initial public offering (IPO) – potentially adding it to a growing list of American biotechs that have opted to go public thus far in 2026

New explainer warns planning decisions are shaping Wales’ health, with urgent action needed. 

Hydroxyurea monotherapy is insufficient to treat chronic anemia in sickle cell disease (SCD); rather, a combination therapy approach is likely to yield more clinical benefits, according to a study published in Blood RCI

Most weight-loss drugs do not meaningfully improve quality of life and few show improvements to heart health after a year, a new analysis has found

Sure, it has barbells, kettlebells, and squat racks. The floor is padded. But it also has a large banner of fictional supervillain Skeletor with the slogan “Live, Laugh, Lift.” It’s owner Elizabeth Sohne’s favorite

As consumers are increasingly using unapproved peptides, short chains of amino acids, hoping to enhance their health, focus, and appearance, experts are calling for increased regulations and research. Legal specialists are warning that this issue, worsened by social media influencers, is blurring the lines between drugs, supplements, and wellness. 

“They grabbed me from behind and started punching me, hitting me with spades and machetes,” says Daniel Uyirwoth Welo, one of four Red Cross volunteers injured when a crowd tried to open a coffin carrying someone who had died from Ebola

I don’t believe that Kailera (KLRA) represents yet another player chasing the likes of Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly in obesity. Kailera is building a multi-modal obesity franchise. This means they are using human-validated assets