I’m a Dietitian—These Are 15 Grocery Staples I Recommend to Anyone on GLP-1 - Newsweek
A bariatric dietitian told Newsweek that when appetite is reduced, "every bite should provide meaningful nutrition."
Newsweek · 16 Aug 2026
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A bariatric dietitian told Newsweek that when appetite is reduced, "every bite should provide meaningful nutrition."
Newsweek · 16 Aug 2026The 41-year-old's liver was riddled with abscesses, and the trail back led through body lice and one undisclosed night.
Newsweek · 16 Aug 2026Longevity, underlying disease and fatigue can all be assessed by listening to your heart
BikeRadar.com · 16 Aug 2026Where it never rains, fog from the Pacific sustains an entire ecosystem—and has kept a village alive for three centuries without a single drop of conventional water.
Space Daily · 16 Aug 2026The evidence linking excess added sugar to negative health effects is extensive, spanning far beyond weight and blood sugar. A consistently high intake is linked to obesity, type 2 diabetes,
NOLA.com · 16 Aug 2026Fueling doesn’t have to be complicated
Fitandwell.com · 16 Aug 2026The evidence linking excess added sugar to negative health effects is extensive, spanning far beyond weight and blood sugar. A consistently high intake is linked to obesity, type 2 diabetes,
The Advocate · 16 Aug 2026Psyllium husk is the latest supplement to become a wellness obsession. But can this humble fibre really live up to the hype? Lydia Spencer-Elliott asks the experts and finds out the truth about weight loss claims
The-independent.com · 16 Aug 2026Cancer rates are surging in younger people. Here's what to look for.
Parade · 16 Aug 2026Byanyima raises concern over Besigye’s deteriorating health Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 16 Aug 2026The wife of detained opposition politician Dr Kizza Besigye, Winnie Byanyima, has called for his release on bail, saying his health has continued to deteriorate and that he needs specialist medical care. Byanyima says Besigye is still unable to walk or speak …
Ntv.co.ug · 16 Aug 2026"Surgical assistant here. I've seen anesthesiologists take pictures of patients under anesthesia and show them around."
Buzzfeed · 16 Aug 2026It's long been known that depression has links to dementia and also specifically to Alzheimer's disease, but exactly how depression and cognitive decline may interact with one another remains unexplained.
ScienceAlert · 16 Aug 2026“It’s not just the bleeding and the pain — it causes so many other issues,” one of the siblings explained
PEOPLE · 15 Aug 2026A union worker was killed in an accident at Cleveland-Cliffs' Burns Harbor Works on Thursday night, a union official said.
nwitimes.com · 15 Aug 2026"I convinced myself it wasn’t anything serious," Kenny Berbick told Newsweek, as the symptoms all seemed so minor at the time.
Newsweek · 15 Aug 2026What you eat and drink directly affects your gut microbiome. From probiotic-packed sips to soothing teas, these dietitian-approved drinks can help support digestion and overall gut health.
Real Simple · 15 Aug 2026Stair climbing was linked to a 39% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, according to an analysis of more than 480,000 participants.
Fox News · 15 Aug 2026Struggle with nighttime overthinking? The “6:30 Rule” gives your worrying a hard stop each day. Therapists explain why it works and how to make it your own.
Real Simple · 15 Aug 2026GLP-1s are changing weight loss, but trainers say strength training is key for preserving muscle, improving longevity and feeling stronger in everyday life.
Yahoo Entertainment · 15 Aug 2026LOS ANGELES >> Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended the world, experts in California say the disease appears to be becoming more of a summer rather than a winter phenomenon.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser · 15 Aug 2026It's estimated that about one in four adults in the US has high LDL cholesterol, which can build up in your arteries over time, increasing the risk of heart attack and stroke.
ScienceAlert · 15 Aug 2026Much of how genetic risk leads to disease has remained hidden. In many cases, genetic variants linked to disease do not act on nearby genes along the chromosome. Instead, they influence genes located far away along the DNA sequence. This happens because DNA i…
Medical Xpress · 15 Aug 2026