December 19, 2024

FDA Resolves Lilly Drug Shortage Issue

The FDA has addressed the shortage of Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug and a lawsuit involving compounding pharmacies. Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug remains in short supply.

Reuters

December 19, 2024

Plant-Based Meat Study Reveals Depression Link

A study on UK vegetarians and plant-based meat alternatives revealed surprising health outcomes related to depression, irritable bowel syndrome, and blood biochemistry levels.

Conexiant

December 19, 2024

FDA Redefines 'Healthy' Food Claims

The regulation requires qualifying foods to contain amounts from at least one food group or subgroup referenced in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Conexiant

December 18, 2024

Does Anger at Health Care Drive Change?

In-depth exploration of public anger towards the American health care system throughout history, potential for change, and Hollywood's portrayal of health insurance-related events.

KFF Health News

December 17, 2024

Trump's Health Picks Clash on Vaccines, Policy

The selection of individuals for federal health agencies under President-elect Donald Trump presents conflicting views on matters such as abortion limits, vaccine safety, covid-19 responses, and the use of weight-loss medications.

KFF Health News

December 16, 2024

Are Dietary Guidelines Built on Solid Research?

A study evaluating systematic reviews used to develop dietary guidelines for Americans revealed 'critically low' quality and significant methodological weaknesses, raising concerns about reliability and reproducibility.

Conexiant

December 16, 2024

Does Ozempic Double Eye Disease Risk?

Danish health authorities seek EU review of studies linking Novo Nordisk's Ozempic to rare eye condition in type 2 diabetes patients.

Reuters

December 16, 2024

Weight-Loss Drugs Spark Health Care Shift

An exclusive analysis reveals the impact of weight-loss drugs on obesity-related conditions, leading to increased diagnoses of sleep apnea, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes within days of treatment initiation.

Reuters

December 13, 2024

Breakfast Habits Linked to Cardiometabolic Risk

Study finds both low and high breakfast energy intake are linked to worse cardiometabolic outcomes in older adults, with high energy intake associated with a striking 28.1 mg/dL increase in triglycerides compared to optimal 20-30% daily caloric intake.

Conexiant