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The British newspaper The Guardian, which published widely circulated news about a 54% global decline in men’s testosterone levels, described the trend as one of the most alarming findings in modern reproductive medicine. However, it is important to understand that the article was based not on a full scientific publication but on a presentation given…

[Sportschosun Jang Jong-ho] A study has found that high-intensity exercise involving 30 seconds of all-out effort followed by four minutes of rest may be more beneficial to health than prolonged moderate-intensity exercise. In particular, short bursts of sprinting were shown to significantly alter blood proteins linked to lower risks of cardiovascular disease, obesity, and type…

Zealand Pharma stock came into today on a strong run, up 22% over the past month and 10% over three months, with investors leaning into its low 3.7x P/E and fresh profitability over the last year. The earnings release keeps that tension front and center. H1 revenue landed at DKK 4.5b, powered by a DKK…

A new study suggests that using GLP-1 medications, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, before bariatric surgery may not lead to greater weight loss after the procedure

Peptides are becoming increasingly popular online, particularly among people looking for ways to lose weight, build muscle or improve their health

Novo Nordisk (NYSE:NVO), the Danish obesity-drug giant behind Wegovy and Ozempic, slipped approximately 1% Thursday morning as CEO Mike Doustdar tried to reset the market’s thinking about the obesity race. His pitch: stop treating Novo versus Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) like a winner-takes-all fight. The obesity market could top $100 billion annually by 2030, and different…

VITAMIN D deficiency was widespread in children, with higher BMI linked to lower levels in overweight groups

Jenna Ortega is in the spotlight. The 23-year-old actress reappeared in a new interview, prompting speculation about her health after users commented on her weight. 

Obesity is associated with adverse alterations in lipoprotein profiles and increased cardiometabolic risk, yet standard clinical lipid measures provide limited resolution of the underlying lipoprotein structure. Here, we perform a population-level characterisation of the impact of obesity on the high-resolution blood lipoprotein subfraction profile

Waist size and cardiovascular risk are closely linked, and measuring the midsection may identify dangers that BMI alone misses. (CREDIT: