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Dollar Store Food Linked to Higher Rates of Obesity and Cardiometabolic Disease

UC Riverside researchers say improving fresh-food access inside dollar stores could reduce local spikes in diet-related illness.

Modest Nightly Sleep Loss Produces Small Weight Gain and More Sitting

Living Together Drives Large-Scale Sharing of Mouth and Gut Microbes

Mouse Study Finds Removing Table Sugar From Low-Fat Diet Worsened Gut and Metabolic Health

Metformin’s Glucose-Lowering Power Traced to the Gut, Not the Liver

New Risk Score Predicts 10-Year Risk for 18 Obesity-Linked Diseases

AstraZeneca Strikes $1.2 Billion CSPC Pact for Once‑Monthly Obesity and Diabetes Programs

Gut Microbe Molecule TMA Inhibits IRAK4, Easing Diet-Driven Inflammation in Diabetes Models

Fatty Food Odors in Pregnancy Linked to Offspring Obesity Risk in Mouse Study

Brighter Nights Tied to Higher Cardiovascular Risk in 89,000-Person Wearable Study

7,000 Daily Steps Deliver Near-Maximal Health Benefits, Meta-Analysis Finds

Hims & Hers Plans Canadian Launch of Generic Semaglutide After Zava Acquisition

New Meta-Analysis Finds No Safe Level of Ultra-Processed Foods

Metabolic Subtypes Drive Individual Blood Sugar Responses to Carbs, Study Finds