A new brain scan study suggests that people whose brains are wired to produce a more muted response to food may ultimately compensate by eating more, thereby raising their... Read more ...
Commonly used painkillers such as Motrin, Advil and Aleve might increase your risk for heart attack, even in the first week of use, a new study suggests. Overall, these drugs and others... Read more ...
A nonsurgical weight loss treatment for obesity could offer an alternative to surgery. The procedure, called endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty, or ESG, cinches a patient's stomach to... Read more ...
Energy drinks can be deadly for people with a certain genetic heart condition, a small study warns. Called long QT syndrome (LQTS), the condition affects 1 in 2,000 people and... Read more ...
A new type of 'balloon-in-a-pill' may offer a nonsurgical way for obese people to shed pounds -- and get healthier, too, a small study hints. The study, of just 10 patients, tested the latest... Read more ...
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