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Novo Nordisk (NYSE:NVO) CEO Mike Doustdar is defending the drugmaker’s lawsuit against Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY), escalating a fight over how the two companies market their blockbuster obesity treatments. The legal battle matters because Lilly has seized the lead in the U.S. obesity-drug market, raising the stakes for Novo as it tries to narrow the efficacy…

American forces were overwhelmed by Ukrainian drones during a training exercise that exposed U.S. military vulnerabilities — which have also been exploited to deadly effect by Iran, according to a new report

DVIDS – News – Data, technology, people vital for warfighter health advantage, says Defense Health Agency director

Taking weight-loss drugs could help unemployed women get a job, according to new research. 

As a busy working mom who travels frequently, I’m always looking for ways to make everyday routines easier — especially the ones that tend to fall by the wayside when life gets hectic

Model and mom of three Emily DiDonato recently shared her postpartum nutrition tips, and we’re taking notes so you don’t have to. Following the birth of her son, Jack, in May, the 35-year-old New York native has been documenting her postpartum experience on Instagram, where she has shared everything from why she opted to skip…

While August is recognized as National Immunization Awareness Month, staff at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center’s Allergy, Immunology and Immunization Clinic encourage patients to make year-round consideration of their immunization status a priority. Staying on top of immunizations not only keeps families and communities safe from disease but also helps ensure our service members…

If you are reading this page, you presumably believe that psychology has something useful to say about how people think and behave

A London university student died in her halls of residence after taking weight loss medication, an inquest has heard

Curiosity and problem-solving have taken Zach Hicks from the Donaghey Scholars Honors Program to a career as an Air Force physician stationed in Japan. Those same qualities helped him turn a personal setback into a way to help other service members