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Many conditions that family physicians manage relate to diet, but connections between specific dietary intakes and health outcomes are often uncertain.1 Generally, controlled dietary research lacks blinding and has poor adherence. Many observational studies of diets face significant confounders and various exposure outliers that change over time

As we get older, it is hard not to replay certain moments and think, if only I had known this sooner. Many men reach their 40s and 50s with a clearer sense of what truly mattered, and just as importantly, what never deserved so much stress, money, or energy in the first place. With time…

Researchers published their findings in the journal Nutrition Research – determining that older Australians and Australians from rural and regional areas had diets with significantly higher levels of bitterness than younger Australians and city-dwellers

A temporary federal program is helping more South Dakotans gain access to GLP-1 medications to treat obesity. Beginning in July, eligible Medicare Part D beneficiaries pay a fixed rate of $50 per month. It’s a pilot program set to end in December 2027

A customer shops for cilantro at a Walmart Supercenter on July 23, 2026, in Austin, Texas. Brandon Bell | Getty Images

Back in the 1950s when Dr. Kelly Brownell was a young boy, snacking didn’t really exist

Ask a doctor, any doctor who sees patients, and they will tell you they are increasingly faced with questions that were spawned from people scrolling social media. 

August 1, 2026 ByJulie Corliss, Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter

A man who claims medical advice from ChatGPT “brought him to the brink of death” has sued OpenAI, the company behind the popular chatbot, and its founder Sam Altman