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Diet recommendations for cats receiving SGLT2 inhibitors remain an area of ongoing discussion among veterinary professionals. In this video interview from the 2026 AVMA Convention in Anaheim, California, Ellen Behrend, VMD, PhD, MS, DACVIM (SAIM), discusses what is known about dietary considerations with SGLT2 inhibitors, why recommendations from human medicine may not directly translate to…

Alaska’s passage of House Bill 195 has been widely framed as a practical solution to a real problem: limited access to healthcare, especially in rural communities. On the surface, allowing pharmacists to prescribe medications for common ailments seems like a reasonable and even necessary step. But beneath that surface lies a deeper concern — one…

Calcium is one of the most important minerals in the body. It is essential for building bones, muscle function, transmitting nerve signals, blood clotting, and the normal activity of many cells. Therefore, for years it was customary to think that if calcium is so important, a calcium supplement is almost always a good idea, especially…

Men’s health is discussed more than ever thanks to campaigns such as Movember. More conversations are being had about issues like mental health and prostate cancer that were previously brushed under the carpet

Campaigns such as Movember have helped propel the topic of men’s health into the mainstream, sparking more open conversations about issues like mental health and prostate cancer that were previously often overlooked or brushed under the carpet

The real challenge begins now. Italian Law 149/2025 – the first in the world to officially recognise obesity as a chronic, progressive and relapsing disease – has marked a historic milestone, but its value will not be measured by its symbolic significance. It will be judged by its ability to transform a legal principle into…

Ariana Grande’s weight has become the defining example in the current conversation about celebrity weight loss. Although the 33-year-old singer has publicly pleaded for bodies to be off-limits for public discourse, it’s done little to quiet online speculation about the singer’s health