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Obesity is a major health problem worldwide and can raise the risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other metabolic disorders. Many factors can contribute to obesity, but researchers are increasingly interested in the role of high fat foods that are readily available in grocery stores. These foods can be difficult to resist and may encourage…

Princess Diana was admired for her dedication to health and fitness, but one of the foods she relied on before working out was far from what most people would expect

Have you ever wondered why one person can keep a pint of ice cream in the freezer for months while someone else thinks about dessert before dinner is even over?

Food safety experts outline the benefits and risks of eating shark, advising vulnerable groups to avoid it altogether while encouraging healthier seafood alternatives for routine meals

If you’re a coffee lover, this news will surely perk you up. According to the American Heart Association’s recent scientific statement in Circulation, most adults can safely consume up to five, 8-ounce cups of caffeinated coffee (equal to about 400 mg of caffeine) a day without harming your heart or increasing your risk of cardiovascular…

When Liz Gumbinner first noticed a twinge in her right shoulder, she assumed she’d pulled a muscle. It was during the pandemic, when many exercise studios were closed, and Gumbinner, a writer who teaches advertising at Boston University, had been doing a lot of yoga and dance at home. 

As many Massachusetts residents stare down runaway healthcare costs, Governor Maura Healey offered an ever-so-slight shift in her position on a healthcare topic that has divided Democrats: Medicare for All

Rosie O’Donnell shared insight into her 60-lb weight loss transformation, revealing that she didn’t experience any adverse side effects from taking GLP-1 medication

GLP-1 medications commonly used to manage type 2 diabetes and obesity may be associated with a modest increase in hair loss, according to a study published by The BMJ on July 22, 2026

Timothy Olyphant revealed he had to resurrect an old computer in an attempt to log on to the “SmartLess” podcast. Ultimately, he wound up using a friend’s office to make the interview happen