Opinion
How Old Are You? Stand on One Leg and I’ll Tell You
There are some big changes in body chemistry over time — and those changes peak at age 44 and age 60.
Opinion
Time-Restricted Eating Is Not a Metabolic Magic Bullet
The success of a lifestyle intervention trial is quite dependent on how well people adhere to the lifestyle intervention.
News
Coffee’s ‘Sweet Spot’: Daily Consumption and Cardiometabolic Risk
Studies have linked coffee consumption with improved CV health; this new study suggests coffee can reduce bad cholesterol.
News
These Four Factors Account for 18 Years of Life Expectancy
Life-expectancy ranges can differ based on gender, race, education, and marital status.
News
Ozempic Curbs Hunger – And Not Just for Food
Ozempic may be effective to help “overconsumption” of alcohol, cannabis, cigarettes, suggests research.
News
Giving Cash to Improve Health
Patients given cash were less likely to go to an ED, according to a recent study.
Opinion
Mounjaro Beats Ozempic, So Why Isn’t It More Popular?
When I do have a choice of a medication, when costs and availability are similar, I’d like to be able to answer that question of “why did you...
News
Facial Temperature Can Reveal Age and Disease
Research points to use of facial temperature to determine age, health, diet, and sleep, says physician.
News
Long COVID Can’t Be Solved Until We Decide What It Is
Definition of long COVID is too broad, making research and treatment more difficult, says physician.
Opinion
In the Future, a Robot Intensivist May Save Your Life
Dr. Wilson comments on a unique closed-loop system that can resuscitate and stabilize trauma patients during transport to a higher level of care...
