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A meta-analysis of the weight loss effectiveness of GLP-1 drugs found that tirzepatide (marketed as Zepbound for weight loss) and Mounjaro (marketed for treatment of Type 2 diabetes) helped patients lose more than 20% of their starting body weight

On the morning of July 27, President Lai Ching-te conferred the Order of Brilliant Star with Grand Cordon on Japanese House of Representatives Member and Japan-Taiwan Diet Members’ Consultative Council Chairman Furuya Keiji in recognition of his outstanding contributions to deepening Taiwan-Japan relations. In remarks, President Lai expressed hope that Chairman Furuya’s continued support will…

We are looking forward to connecting with our PIN alumni, faculty and trainees who will be sharing their work at the annual American Society for Nutrition conference Nutrition 2026 in D.C.! Please see below for a list of PIN talks, posters and events, and congratulations to all! Sincerely, Saurabh and the PIN team

Jones Memorial announced this morning that they have recently filed a certificate of need (CON) for a new medical office at 19 Center St, in Cuba, NY to expand access to outpatient primary and preventative care for residents in rural Allegany County

Experts say Seoul’s peace-first strategy is coherent, but its success depends on changes beyond South Korea’s control

Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day could come with health benefits, according to a new report

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For 10 years, attacks on health care have continued despite global commitments to protect patients and medical workers. Médecins du Monde’s new report documents 223 attacks affecting its operations across conflict settings, revealing the devastating human toll and the growing erosion of humanitarian access. For a broader picture of the global pattern of violence against…

Mississippi had one of the nation’s largest declines in the Affordable Care Act health insurance exchange enrollment based on early 2026 numbers, meaning that it has become even more difficult for the state’s working poor to garner medical care

Summer just feels like a healthier season – plenty of daylight after work to play soccer or picnic in the park, beach days, and a free boost of vitamin D from all that extra sunshine