Share on PinterestA new study demonstrates that 8,500 daily steps is the sweet spot for weight management. Stewart Cohen/Getty Images Walking 8,500 steps per day can help people maintain weight loss after an initial lifestyle modification program that includes dietary intervention. The authors of a research analysis say that walking is a simple, attainable activity […]
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PCOS Is Now PMOS. Doctors Say It Will Improve Diagnosis, Care
Share on PinterestAfter years of debate, global experts announced that PCOS will now be called PMOS to better reflect the multisystem effects it has on the body. Image Credit: ruizluquepaz/GettyImages Global experts have officially announced a change in name for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). The condition will now be known as polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome […]
Read MoreTop Hospitals for Patient Experience in 2026
Share on PinterestHealthgrades has announced the recipients of the 2026 Outstanding Patient Experience Awards. Healthgrades recently announced the recipients of the 2026 Outstanding Patient Experience Awards. The awards recognize hospitals that excel at delivering top-quality care while ensuring a positive patient experience. The 2026 recipients include 373 hospitals from 46 states and represent the top […]
Read MoreHantavirus Outbreak Unlikely to Cause Next Pandemic. Here’s Why
Share on PinterestOfficials say that 18 American passengers have been airlifted to the U.S. after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship. Chris McGrath/Getty Images 18 American passengers have been airlifted to the U.S. after a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard an Antarctic expedition cruise ship. Investigators believe the rare Andes virus strain may have […]
Read MoreHealth literacy profiles of people living with type 2 diabetes: a cluster-based approach to inform tailored interventions-the Entred 3 study
Introduction Health literacy is a multidimensional determinant of health that influences diabetes outcomes and social inequities in health (SIH). Studies often measure it unidimensionally, failing to capture people’s diverse health literacy skills. We identified multidimensional health literacy profiles among adults living with type 2 diabetes (T2D) in France and described their clinical, behavioral and social […]
Read MoreSpecial Edition: What's Next—Cardiovascular Risk in CKD—The Overlooked Burden
We have only recently become aware of the close relationship between the heart and the kidneys. In today’s discussion, Dr. Neil Skolnik speaks with Dr. Josephine Harrington to gain insight into these newly-discovered links between cardiovascular risk and CKD. This special episode is sponsored with support from Bayer. Please listen to the episodes by clicking […]
Read MoreWhich Weight Loss Strategy Is Best?
Share on PinterestThe number of people getting bariatric surgery for weight loss has declined, partly due to the rise of GLP-1 medications. KARRASTOCK/Getty Images A new study has found a decline in the number of people getting bariatric surgery for weight loss. The widespread availability of GLP-1 medications and weight management programs is likely contributing […]
Read MoreHere’s How This 74-Year-Old Has Thrived with HIV for 30 Years
Barbara Roberts has lived with HIV for 30 years. Now, a new FDA-approved medication is changing how she manages it at the age of 74. Share on PinterestBarbara Roberts (pictured above) was diagnosed with HIV at the age of 44. Today, at 74, she continues thriving with the help of a new FDA-approved medication. In […]
Read MoreNew Drug Reduces Breast Density With Fewer Side Effects
Share on PinterestNew research found that the drug endoxifen reduced mammographic breast density with fewer side effects. praetorianphoto/Getty Images A study has found promising results with the breast cancer prevention drug (Z)-endoxifen. The drug reduced breast density safely and with fewer side effects than tamoxifen. It also had fewer troublesome side effects than this standard […]
Read MoreFDA Blocks COVID-19, Shingles Vaccine Safety Studies: Experts React
Share on PinterestThe FDA has blocked the publication of COVID-19 and shingles vaccine safety studies. What does this mean for public health? Image credit: Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto via Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has blocked the publication of COVID-19 and shingles vaccine safety studies, citing concerns over their conclusions. Experts question the decision […]
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