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The latest studies reflect a category increasingly shaped by a heads-down generation of consumers of all ages spending more hours on phones, laptops and tablets, and researchers responding with work on high screen exposure, dry eye concerns, earlier intervention and nutrients that may support not only the retina and ocular surface but also visual performance,…

Far too often, metabolic health and mental health have been treated as separate issues. Diabetes, obesity and insulin resistance were managed on one side. Depression, anxiety and stress were managed on the other

State health officials are investigating an outbreak of 15 measles cases among residents in southwestern Wisconsin, and it’s likely there will be at least a half dozen more.The surge of cases is up from two reported Tuesday

Individuals with Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) often face multiple comorbidities, and recent research highlights the elevated prevalence of mental health challenges in this population

Selena Gomez attends the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles, California, on October 18, 2025. See all topics New York — 

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As adults take a more serious look at GLP-1 weight-management care in 2026, this Pallas Health review examines its doctor-led telehealth model, compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide options, FDA-approved brand-name pathways, current pricing, and what consumers should compare before beginning an eligibility evaluation

Mirage News Mirage News Mirage NewsScience14 Aug 2026 9:18 pm AESTDate Time King’s College London

The ‘SELF:ME’ campaign jointly launched by the Hong Kong Mental Wellness Association (HKMWA) and Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service (BOKSS), with full support from FUJIFILM instax, and developed by partner agency Omnicom Health Hong Kong, continues its push to build self-confidence and protect mental health among Hong Kong’s gen z population. The campaign’s next chapter…

An international study led by King’s College London has found that proposed new obesity definitions give greater insight into the ill health of metabolic bariatric surgery candidates compared with Body Mass Index (BMI)