#### Rollout and Eligibility
**Point 1**: The NHS in England begins a mass rollout of Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide, allowing GPs to prescribe it for weight loss to severely obese individuals with other health complications. [independent.co.uk, theguardian.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: Eligibility in the first year targets individuals with a BMI over 40 and at least four obesity-related health issues, aiming to reach 220,000 people over three years. [independent.co.uk, theguardian.com, bbc.com]

#### Concerns and Criticisms
**Point 1**: GPs express concerns about increased workload and the need for training, while pharmacy experts warn of potential supply pressures. [independent.co.uk, theguardian.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: Critics emphasize the need for a balanced approach, warning against viewing weight-loss drugs as a sole solution and highlighting the importance of prevention and alternative weight loss services. [independent.co.uk, theguardian.com, bbc.com]

NHS Introduces Mounjaro for Weight Loss in England

#### Industry and Legislative Reaction
**Point 1**: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill to ban THC consumables, preserving the state's billion-dollar industry and thousands of jobs. The veto came after months of speculation and debate over the future of THC products in Texas. [wral.com, sfchronicle.com, seattletimes.com, dallasnews.com]  
**Point 2**: The veto sparked a backlash from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and other supporters of the ban, who argued it was necessary for public safety and law enforcement. Critics, however, viewed the decision as a relief for those benefiting from the industry's offerings. [dallasnews.com]

#### Regulatory and Health Concerns
**Point 1**: Proponents of the ban cited concerns over the lack of federal oversight and the potential dangers of THC products, especially for minors. They argued that THC should only be used under medical supervision. [dallasnews.com]  
**Point 2**: Opponents highlighted the accessibility of THC products as beneficial for individuals unable to access marijuana through Texas' limited medical program, emphasizing the industry's economic contribution and the potential for regulated alternatives to prohibition. [wral.com, sfchronicle.com, seattletimes.com, dallasnews.com]

Texas Governor Abbott Vetoes THC Consumables Ban

#### The Rise of Gut Sodas
**Point 1**: Gut sodas, enriched with probiotics or prebiotics, have carved out a niche in the beverage market, attracting attention from major companies like Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, and endorsements from celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Mindy Kaling. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]
**Point 2**: These beverages are marketed as beneficial for digestion, featuring slogans like “Trust your gut!” and “Soda’s back!”, aiming to position themselves as healthier alternatives to traditional sugary sodas. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]

#### Navigating the Science and Market
**Point 1**: Understanding the health claims associated with gut sodas requires deciphering complex labels, with varying ingredients across brands, highlighting the challenge for consumers to grasp their potential benefits fully. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]
**Point 2**: Experts like Paige Langhals-Totino emphasize the mixed data regarding the effectiveness of prebiotic and probiotic supplements, suggesting a cautious approach to their health claims. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]

Gut Sodas Spark Interest and Debate Among Consumers and Experts

#### New Treatment Approved
**Point 1**: The FDA's approval of Vykat XR, an extended-release version of diazoxide choline, offers a significant advancement in treating Prader-Willi syndrome by addressing its hallmark symptom: insatiable hunger. [timescall.com, orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]
**Point 2**: This approval is part of a broader trend in obesity research, recognizing obesity as a complex condition with multiple causes, including genetic, environmental, and familial factors. [timescall.com, orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]

#### Challenges and Future Directions
**Point 1**: Despite the promising development, the future of obesity and rare disease research, including studies on Prader-Willi syndrome, faces uncertainty due to funding cuts and organizational changes under the Trump administration. [timescall.com, orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]
**Point 2**: Researchers and advocates express concerns over the potential disruption of progress in understanding and treating obesity's diverse causes, highlighting the importance of continued support for medical research. [timescall.com, orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, delcotimes.com, bostonherald.com]

Breakthrough in Prader-Willi Syndrome Treatment Amidst Funding Concerns

#### Awareness and Precautions
**Point 1**: Health experts highlight the growing risk of tick-borne illnesses, including rare diseases like tularemia, due to more people spending time outdoors. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: Precautions against ticks and other vectors are emphasized, such as wearing long sleeves, using insect repellent, and checking for ticks after outdoor activities. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]

#### Unusual Findings and Public Health Response
**Point 1**: Two beavers in western New York tested positive for tularemia, a rare but serious disease, marking an unusual finding for the region. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: Health officials stress the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of tularemia, highlighting its difficulty in diagnosis due to symptom similarities with more common illnesses. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]

Health Officials Warn of Rising Tick-Borne Illnesses Amid Increased Outdoor Activity

#### Widespread Celebrations in India
**Point 1**: Tens of thousands participated in mass yoga sessions across India, including in New Delhi, Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Mumbai, showcasing yoga's cultural significance and promoting health and wellness. [sfgate.com, seattletimes.com, abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a major event in Visakhapatnam, emphasizing yoga's role in fostering global peace and unity, and aiming to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest yoga lesson. [sfgate.com, independent.co.uk]

#### International Engagement and Diplomacy
**Point 1**: Yoga events were also held in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka, underscoring its global appeal and India's cultural diplomacy, with participation from diverse groups including tourists and local residents. [sfgate.com, seattletimes.com, independent.co.uk]
**Point 2**: The theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health" was highlighted globally, with Modi advocating for yoga's potential to promote inner peace as a global policy, and messages of support from international figures like King Charles III. [sfgate.com, independent.co.uk]

Global Participation Marks 11th International Day of Yoga

#### Investment in Genomics
**Point 1**: The UK government plans to invest £650m in DNA technology, aiming to screen every newborn for hundreds of diseases through whole genome sequencing, forming a central part of the NHS's 10-year health plan. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com, news.sky.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: This initiative is expected to shift the NHS from a reactive to a proactive model, focusing on disease prediction and prevention, and personalizing healthcare based on individual genetic profiles. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com, news.sky.com, bbc.com]

#### Transforming Healthcare Delivery
**Point 1**: Health Secretary Wes Streeting emphasizes that genomics will enable early disease detection and personalized treatments, potentially preventing illnesses before symptoms arise and reducing NHS service pressure. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com, news.sky.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: Alongside genome screening, the 10-year plan includes moving care from hospitals to community settings, transitioning to digital systems, and increasing NHS funding to £29bn a year over three years. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com, news.sky.com, bbc.com]

UK Launches Ambitious DNA Screening for Newborns to Revolutionize Healthcare

#### Federal Directive and Response
**Point 1**: The Trump administration has ordered California to eliminate references to gender identity from its federally funded Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) curriculum within 60 days or face funding termination. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, foxnews.com, sfchronicle.com]
**Point 2**: California officials, including the Department of Public Health, assert that the PREP curriculum is medically accurate, comprehensive, and age-appropriate, emphasizing its federally pre-approved status and its reach to high-needs populations. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com]

#### Content and Compliance Issues
**Point 1**: The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) criticized California's PREP materials for including "disturbing gender ideology content," claiming it deviates from the program's core mission of providing medically accurate education on abstinence and contraception. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, foxnews.com, sfchronicle.com]
**Point 2**: The controversy centers around educational content that discusses gender identity, transgenderism, and non-binary concepts, which the ACF argues is outside the statutory scope of the PREP program. [foxnews.com, sfchronicle.com]

Trump Administration Targets California's PREP Program Over Gender Identity Content

#### Understanding Dehydration
**Point 1**: Dr. Liz Weinandy highlights symptoms of dehydration, including headaches, extreme thirst, dark urine, and fatigue, which can escalate to heatstroke in severe cases. [abc7ny.com, abc7.com, abcnews.go.com] 
**Point 2**: Vulnerable groups such as infants, the elderly, and those unable to communicate clearly are at a higher risk of dehydration, with conditions like kidney stones potentially exacerbated by concentrated urine. [abc7ny.com, abc7.com, abcnews.go.com]

#### Hydration Strategies
**Point 1**: Water is deemed the best hydration source, with Dr. Weinandy emphasizing its importance over supplements, though electrolyte replacement becomes crucial for those excessively sweating. [abc7ny.com, abc7.com, abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Daily water intake recommendations are about 2.7 liters for women and 3.7 liters for men, with individual needs varying based on factors like age, height, and climate. [abc7ny.com, abc7.com, abcnews.go.com]

Expert Advice on Staying Hydrated During Heat Waves

#### Increasing Fatalities
**Point 1**: The CDC's latest report reveals a rise in unintentional fall deaths among Americans over 65, with 69.9 per 100,000 dying from falls in 2023, up from 65.6 in 2020. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Men, particularly those over 85, are at a higher risk, with death rates from falls at 74.2 per 100,000 for men over 65, compared to 66.3 for women. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

#### Contributing Factors and Solutions
**Point 1**: The report cites potential causes for falls, including vitamin D deficiency, balance issues, and home hazards, but offers no explanation for the rising death rate. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Experts recommend preventive measures such as vitamin D supplements, strength training, and improving vision as ways to reduce fall risks among seniors. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

CDC Reports Rising Unintentional Fall Deaths Among Seniors

#### Study Findings
**Point 1**: A comprehensive study published in JAMA involving over 4,000 children from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study found that addiction to social media, mobile phones, and video games is significantly associated with higher risks of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. [npr.org, wfae.org, thehill.com]
**Point 2**: By age 14, approximately a third of participants were increasingly addicted to social media, 25% to mobile phones, and over 40% to video games, with these groups showing 2 to 3 times higher risk of suicidal behaviors. [npr.org, wfae.org, thehill.com]

#### Expert Insights and Recommendations
**Point 1**: Dr. Jason Nagata emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between mere screen time and addictive behaviors, highlighting that addiction elements are more predictive of mental health issues and suicide risks. [npr.org, thehill.com]
**Point 2**: Psychologist Melissa Greenberg advises parents to set early boundaries, schedule screen-free times, and encourage non-screen activities to prevent screen addiction among teens. [cnn.com]

Study Links Screen Addiction to Increased Suicidal Thoughts in Teens

#### Rare Fatality and Health Response
**Point 1**: Yvonne Ford, a 59-year-old from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, died from rabies after being scratched by a stray dog in Morocco, marking a rare case of the disease in the UK. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com, people.com]
**Point 2**: The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is assessing health workers and close contacts of Ford for potential vaccination, emphasizing the low risk of rabies transmission between humans. [theguardian.com]

#### Public Awareness and Prevention
**Point 1**: Ford's daughter, Robyn Thomson, shared the family's experience on Facebook, urging the public to take animal bites seriously and vaccinate pets. [theguardian.com, people.com]
**Point 2**: Rabies, almost always fatal after symptom onset, can be prevented with prompt medical treatment following exposure to infected animals. The UKHSA advises immediate wound care and seeking medical advice in case of bites or scratches in rabies-endemic areas. [theguardian.com, gbnews.com]

British Woman Dies from Rabies After Morocco Trip

#### Early Detection
**Point 1**: Scientists at Johns Hopkins University have developed a blood test that can detect cancerous tumours years before symptoms appear, potentially revolutionizing early diagnosis and treatment outcomes. [independent.co.uk, timesofindia.indiatimes.com, sciencedaily.com]
**Point 2**: The test identifies genetic material shed by tumours in the bloodstream, with the ability to detect signs of cancer over three years in advance for some patients. [independent.co.uk, sciencedaily.com]

#### Study Findings and Future Implications
**Point 1**: In a study involving 52 participants, the multicancer early detection (MCED) test flagged eight cancer cases, showcasing a 31% detection rate before formal diagnosis. [timesofindia.indiatimes.com, sciencedaily.com]
**Point 2**: Researchers aim to validate these findings in larger trials, hoping to standardize blood tests for early cancer screening, which could significantly improve treatment outcomes and survival rates. [independent.co.uk, timesofindia.indiatimes.com, sciencedaily.com]

Breakthrough in Early Cancer Detection: Simple Blood Test Shows Promise

#### Personal Reflection and Progress
**Point 1**: Bill Gates shares his personal struggle with Alzheimer's disease, emphasizing the emotional toll of watching his father, Bill Gates Sr., succumb to the illness before his death in 2020. This experience fuels Gates' commitment to advancing Alzheimer's research. [nypost.com, foxnews.com, statnews.com]
**Point 2**: Gates highlights significant advancements in Alzheimer’s research, particularly the development of blood-based diagnostic tests that could revolutionize early detection and treatment of the disease. [nypost.com, foxnews.com, statnews.com]

#### Optimism and Future Directions
**Point 1**: Two FDA-approved drugs, Lecanemab (Leqembi) and Donanemab (Kisunla), have shown promise in slowing Alzheimer's progression, especially when coupled with early diagnostic tests. Gates is hopeful about their impact on clinical trials and patient outcomes. [nypost.com, foxnews.com, statnews.com]
**Point 2**: Gates calls for increased funding and support for Alzheimer's research, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and the potential of new treatments to change the course of the disease. He stresses the momentum in Alzheimer's research and the need for continued investment. [nypost.com, foxnews.com, statnews.com]

Bill Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research and Early Diagnosis

#### Decision and Impact
**Point 1**: Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) announced the closure of its Center for Transyouth Health and Development, affecting over 3,000 patients due to federal pressures against transgender healthcare for minors. [latimes.com, thepinknews.com, dailycaller.com]
**Point 2**: The shutdown, scheduled for July 22, follows warnings from federal agencies about the legal consequences of providing gender-affirming care, placing CHLA's operation at risk. [latimes.com, thepinknews.com, dailycaller.com]

#### Community Reactions and Broader Context
**Point 1**: The decision has sparked disappointment and fear among patients and their families, with some parents planning to seek alternative care paths despite the closure. [latimes.com, thepinknews.com, dailycaller.com]
**Point 2**: Activists and advocates criticize the closure as a dangerous precedent, urging CHLA to resist federal pressures and continue providing essential healthcare services. [latimes.com, thepinknews.com]

Children's Hospital Los Angeles Shuts Down Trans Healthcare Program Amid Federal Pressure

#### Variant Characteristics and Impact
**Point 1**: The NB.1.8.1 variant, dubbed Nimbus, has rapidly spread from Asia to Europe and the United States, noted for its high contagion level but not causing more severe disease than previous strains. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Experts predict Nimbus could lead to another summer spike in cases, emphasizing the importance of maintaining immunity through vaccination due to waning protection from past variants. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

#### Vaccine Efficacy and Recommendations
**Point 1**: Current COVID-19 vaccines, including those released last fall, still offer some protection against Nimbus, highlighting the ongoing relevance of COVID-19 and the vaccines' role in safeguarding vulnerable populations. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Amid mixed messages over vaccine recommendations, particularly for children and pregnant women, health experts stress the safety and importance of COVID-19 vaccinations, especially for high-risk groups and to prevent Long COVID complications. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

New COVID-19 Variant Nimbus Sparks Global Concern and Vaccine Debate

#### Vaccination and Outbreak Statistics
**Point 1**: The U.S. faces a significant measles outbreak, with 1,168 confirmed cases across 33 states as of early June 2025, marking a quadrupling from 2023 and nearing a 30-year high. Most cases are among unvaccinated individuals. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: A Johns Hopkins University study highlights a drastic reduction in childhood measles vaccinations post-COVID-19 pandemic, with declines observed in nearly 80% of U.S. counties. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]

#### Response and Implications
**Point 1**: U.S. health officials advise measles vaccinations for international travelers, emphasizing the role of travel in disease spread. The outbreak has resulted in three deaths so far this year. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: The current outbreak jeopardizes the U.S.'s status of measles elimination. If it persists until January 2026, the country will lose its elimination designation, which requires a year without local transmission. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com]

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Approaching 30-Year High

#### Legislative Details
**Point 1**: Texas Senate Bill 25 mandates warning labels on certain foods, indicating they're "not recommended for human consumption" by authorities in Australia, Canada, the EU, or the UK, targeting 44 ingredients. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: The bill aligns with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Health Again" initiative, aiming for greater transparency in the food industry and potentially impacting popular products like Skittles, Doritos, and Gatorade. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

#### Diverse Perspectives
**Point 1**: Proponents argue the bill will lead to healthier consumer choices and better health outcomes by providing more information about food contents, with support from health experts. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Critics, including major industry groups and companies, argue the bill could harm local economies and is overly broad, with concerns about its impact on pricing and market stability. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

#### Future Implications and Decision
**Point 1**: If signed into law by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, the bill would affect 31 million Texans and could lead to nationwide label changes, with a start date for compliance set for 2027. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: The bill's potential to inspire similar legislation in other states and prompt federal action on food health standards reflects a significant move towards regulating food safety and consumer information. [fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com]

Texas Bill Proposes New Food Labeling Standards

#### Nutritional Concerns
**Point 1**: A recent study highlights significant increases in fat, sodium, and sugar in ready-to-eat cereals targeted at children, alongside decreases in protein and fiber. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]
**Point 2**: Specifically, the study found that a single serving of these cereals now contains 45% of the daily recommended limit of added sugar, raising alarms about potential health impacts. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]

#### Health Implications
**Point 1**: Researchers suggest these trends may prioritize taste over nutritional quality, potentially contributing to childhood obesity and long-term cardiovascular health risks. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]
**Point 2**: Conducted by experts at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the University of Kentucky, and Louisiana State University, the study underscores the importance of scrutinizing cereals, given their popularity as a breakfast choice among U.S. children. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]

Study Reveals Nutritional Decline in Children's Breakfast Cereals

#### Public Health Concerns and Legislative Actions
**Point 1**: Recent studies and government officials, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have raised concerns about fluoride's potential neurotoxic effects, leading to bans in Utah and Florida. [spokesman.com, denverpost.com, fortune.com]
**Point 2**: Critics of fluoride argue for individual choice and potential overexposure risks, suggesting alternatives for fluoride access without water fluoridation. [spokesman.com, denverpost.com]

#### Economic and Health Implications of Fluoride Ban
**Point 1**: Research from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard projects a nationwide fluoride ban could result in $9.8 billion in increased dental costs and 25.4 million more cavities in children over five years. [spokesman.com, denverpost.com, fortune.com]
**Point 2**: Dental experts warn that eliminating fluoride could lead to significant oral health issues, with increased cavities potentially leading to more severe dental problems in adulthood. [spokesman.com, denverpost.com]

U.S. Fluoride Debate: Health Risks vs. Dental Cost Projections

#### Vaccine Scrutiny and Health Claims
**Point 1**: The report, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., questions the necessity of childhood vaccine mandates and suggests more clinical trials, despite vaccines' role in preventing deadly diseases. Critics argue it lacks evidence linking vaccines to health issues. [sandiegouniontribune.com, fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, fortune.com]
**Point 2**: Kennedy's department's move to limit access to COVID-19 shots and the report's focus on vaccine safety have sparked debate, with some experts accusing Kennedy of attempting to undermine public trust in vaccines. [sandiegouniontribune.com, fortune.com]

#### Agricultural and Environmental Concerns
**Point 1**: The report raises concerns about pesticides like glyphosate, suggesting potential health risks, including cancer, opposing EPA's stance. This has led to divided opinions within the administration and criticism from farmers and Republicans. [sandiegouniontribune.com, fortune.com]
**Point 2**: Despite mentioning European dietary guidelines, the report promises no stringent regulations, aiming to balance health concerns with agricultural growth, as emphasized by EPA head Lee Zeldin. [sandiegouniontribune.com, fortune.com]

#### Holistic Approach to Children's Health
**Point 1**: Identifying causes of declining children's health, the report highlights poor diet, environmental chemicals, lack of physical activity, and overmedicalization as key factors. It calls for a transformation in America's health and food systems. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: While the report doesn't offer immediate solutions, it emphasizes the need for further research and policy recommendations to address chronic diseases, reflecting a comprehensive yet controversial approach to improving American children's health. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com]

Trump Administration Releases Controversial "Make America Healthy Again" Report

#### Recall Details
**Point 1**: Fresh & Ready Foods LLC is recalling over 80 products, including sandwiches and snacks, due to a listeria outbreak, with "Use By" dates from April 22 to May 19. [sandiegouniontribune.com, azcentral.com, foxbusiness.com]  
**Point 2**: The recall spans products distributed between April 18 and April 28 in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Washington, sold in various locations including hospitals and airports. [sandiegouniontribune.com, azcentral.com, foxbusiness.com]

#### Health Implications and Advice
**Point 1**: At least 10 people, primarily in California and Nevada, have been hospitalized due to listeria infections linked to these products, with cases dating back to December 2023. [sandiegouniontribune.com, azcentral.com, foxbusiness.com]  
**Point 2**: Consumers are advised to dispose of the recalled products and sanitize surfaces they may have touched. Symptoms of listeria poisoning can include fever, muscle aches, and more severe symptoms like confusion and loss of balance. [sandiegouniontribune.com, azcentral.com]

Health

SEP. 17, 2025

NHS Introduces Mounjaro for Weight Loss in England

The NHS in England begins a mass rollout of Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide, allowing GPs to prescribe it for weight loss to severely obese individuals with other health complications...

Updated 2 months ago

NHS Introduces Mounjaro for Weight Loss in England

The NHS in England begins a mass rollout of Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide, allowing GPs to prescribe it for weight loss to severely obese individuals with other health complications...

Texas Governor Abbott Vetoes THC Consumables Ban

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill to ban THC consumables, preserving the state's billion-dollar industry and thousands of jobs...

Updated 2 months ago

Texas Governor Abbott Vetoes THC Consumables Ban

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill to ban THC consumables, preserving the state's billion-dollar industry and thousands of jobs...

Gut Sodas Spark Interest and Debate Among Consumers and Experts

Gut sodas, enriched with probiotics or prebiotics, have carved out a niche in the beverage market, attracting attention from major companies like Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, and endorsements from celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Mindy Kaling...

Updated 2 months ago

Gut Sodas Spark Interest and Debate Among Consumers and Experts

Gut sodas, enriched with probiotics or prebiotics, have carved out a niche in the beverage market, attracting attention from major companies like Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, and endorsements from celebrities such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Mindy Kaling...

Breakthrough in Prader-Willi Syndrome Treatment Amidst Funding Concerns

Health Officials Warn of Rising Tick-Borne Illnesses Amid Increased Outdoor Activity

Global Participation Marks 11th International Day of Yoga

UK Launches Ambitious DNA Screening for Newborns to Revolutionize Healthcare

Trump Administration Targets California's PREP Program Over Gender Identity Content

Expert Advice on Staying Hydrated During Heat Waves

CDC Reports Rising Unintentional Fall Deaths Among Seniors

Study Links Screen Addiction to Increased Suicidal Thoughts in Teens

British Woman Dies from Rabies After Morocco Trip

Breakthrough in Early Cancer Detection: Simple Blood Test Shows Promise

Bill Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research and Early Diagnosis

Children's Hospital Los Angeles Shuts Down Trans Healthcare Program Amid Federal Pressure

New COVID-19 Variant Nimbus Sparks Global Concern and Vaccine Debate

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Approaching 30-Year High

Texas Bill Proposes New Food Labeling Standards

Study Reveals Nutritional Decline in Children's Breakfast Cereals

U.S. Fluoride Debate: Health Risks vs. Dental Cost Projections

Trump Administration Releases Controversial "Make America Healthy Again" Report

Listeria Outbreak Linked to Ready-to-Eat Foods Leads to Recall