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Restarting obesity drugs after weight-loss surgery boosts results in teens
Resuming obesity medications soon after sleeve gastrectomy surgery leads to greater one-year weight loss in adolescents than surgery alone, according to a study published in JAMA Surgery.
Organized FIT Screening Tied to Lower Colorectal Cancer Deaths
Beyond Stress Relief: The Other Often-Overlooked Benefits of Running
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Climate Change Strengthens Loneliness Risk in Communities
Researchers found that extreme climate events such as storms and heat waves limit social interaction and damage community gathering spaces.
Head of National Nutrition Agency Asks Teachers to Eat with Students in Free Nutritious Meals Programme
The head of the National Nutrition Agency has asked teachers to join students in eating the Free Nutritious Meals menu in class and to serve as quality inspectors for the food before it is distributed.
Boundless empathy: when understanding others comes at the cost of self
Many individuals skilled at understanding and forgiving others experience blindness to their own emotional needs, a phenomenon research links to emotional exhaustion and identity erosion.
Droughts Are Reshaping How Infectious Diseases Spread Globally
Expanding droughts are altering how infectious diseases spread, with some pathogens becoming more prevalent while others decline, according to research synthesizing nearly 100 studies.
