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Imagine that your doctor tells you there are two medicines that could help you shed a substantial amount of weight. One requires you to swallow a tablet. The other requires you to stick yourself with a needle. For many Americans, the answer seems obvious: give me the pill! But weight-loss pills raise a surprisingly interesting question about…

Iowa (KCRG) – Voters across 18 Iowa counties will decide this fall whether to approve an $88 million bond to upgrade Kirkwood Community College, including new equipment for nursing and EMT students

WASHINGTON — An Oregon congresswoman is proposing a new grant program to support the mental health needs of firefighters and emergency medical services staff

Ask a dietitian what to eat, and you’ll likely get one of the least helpful answers in the English language: “It depends.”

L&G’s group protection business is highlighting the benefits of a more proactive approach to absence management, helping employers access support earlier and improve return-to-work outcomes

Wish you had more energy, slept better, recovered faster, had clearer skin, sharper thinking, more strength, or could slow down aging? Wellness clinics, medspas, podcasts, and online influencers are full of advice on how to get there, usually involving a mix of injections, supplements, tests, diet changes, and habit tracking

Public health experts have been quick to condemn an executive order from President Donald Trump aimed at upending childhood vaccinations in the U.S., but the biggest obstacles may be the unprecedented financial and logistical challenges it would impose on parents, health providers and drugmakers

The sudden sale of the Los Angeles Lakers has raised questions about whether Mark Walter, the CEO of Guggenheim Partners currently under federal investigation, will shop the Los Angeles Dodgers next. It has also spurred interest in the “key man” clause in star two-way player Shohei Ohtani’s contract, which would allow him to opt out…

Nearly one in five UK adults would share weight-loss injections with friends or family, a survey commissioned by Pharmacy2U has revealed

A new working paper examined whether GLP-1 drugs had an effect on the social or mental wellbeing of people with diabetes. The findings were surprising