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Menopause brings plenty of changes, and weight gain is often one of the most frustrating. Many women notice that maintaining a healthy weight becomes harder during midlife, even when their habits have not changed much. Hormonal shifts, changes in metabolism, and aging all play a role. Now, new research suggests that diet quality may make a bigger difference than many people r...


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Most celebrities dodge tough questions about weight loss. Mindy Kaling did the opposite. The 46-year-old actress, writer, and producer recently addressed the ongoing conversation about her dramatic transformation with surprising honesty. Instead of choosing between health and appearance, she made it clear that both motivations mattered.

For Kaling, the goal was never j...


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For years, drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic have been known for helping people lose weight. Now, researchers are uncovering something even more interesting. These medications may be doing more than shrinking waistlines. They could also be calming inflammation inside arthritic joints.

That possibility is generating excitement among scientists and doctors. Arthritis affects...


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Most people think walking is too simple to make a real difference on the scale. That idea keeps many people chasing hard workouts and strict diet plans that never last. A new study says the answer may be much easier than that.

Researchers presented fresh findings at the European Congress on Obesity, and the results point to one clear number. Walking about 8,50...


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Potatoes have fed people in the Andes for thousands of years. Now, scientists say the crop may have shaped human biology in a major way. A new study published in Nature Communications found that Indigenous Andean populations developed genetic changes that helped them d...


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