Everyone’s body is different, making weight loss a complicated process. But new research suggests that men and women looking to lose weight may benefit from different meals at breakfast.

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Losing weight with asthma can be challenging. Asthma can make breathing more difficult, so physical activity may be uncomfortable—especially if your asthma is exercise-induced. You may face other ...

The FDA updated its database of drugs in shortage to remove tirzepatide, which had sat on that list – along with related ...

India were knocked out of the 2024 Women ... 60 runs. India signed off their campaign after finishing third in Group A with four points from as many matches. How India’s campaign turned out to be ...

It has since been repealed but the fear over the rowing back of women's rights remains. "It's horrific and women are losing their lives because of these bans," said Kristin Gambardella ...

Ulcerative colitis (UC), an inflammatory bowel disease, causes intestinal inflammation that can hinder nutrient absorption, leading to weight loss and fatigue ... has improved over the years ...

One study of people taking prednisone for more than three months found that around 10% of those taking the drug gained more than 10% of their body weight. The study also found that women between the ...