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Diet trials are a cornerstone of diagnosing and managing food-responsive skin disease, but success depends on more than just picking a food. Getting a clean, conclusive result requires the right patient, client, and plan from the start

Exercise inequality is getting worse, 10-year study finds – Earth.com 08-01-2026

When Kauai opened its first smoothie bar in 1996, healthy eating in South Africa still felt niche. Fresh ingredients, wraps and smoothies were not yet everyday fast-food staples and wellness was often treated as a specialist habit rather than a convenient part of modern life

Dark under-eye circles may be more than a cosmetic concern. Doctors say they can sometimes signal low iron stores, a condition that’s gone viral on social media under the name “ferritin face.”

 Indiana Governor Mike Braun today directed the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) to participate in the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation’s BALANCE demonstration, expanding access to select GLP-1 medications for eligible Indiana Medicaid members living with obesity. Under the terms of the demonstration, pharmaceutical manufacturers, including Indiana’s own Eli Lilly and Company…

‘A Gen Z Reviews the Classics’ is a new weekly column on Firstpost. We revisit great books and films, and talk about why they remain relevant even today

Contextualizing clinical decision-making by integrating pet parent and pet factor considerations

GLP-1 drugs are already linked to weight loss and lower blood sugar. Now researchers say oral semaglutide may also curb alcohol abuse

Donovan Wilson has made 75 starts over his seven-year career with the Dallas Cowboys

Have you heard the term “food noise”? If you have, you probably first heard it only recently. Over the past couple of years, it has burst from social media into scientific journals, pharmaceutical marketing, and medical clinics. I heard it casually mentioned in my own doctor’s office last week