The Berkshire-based trainer, who rose to fame with lockdown living-room workouts, credits lifting weights with changing her body and outlook and urges younger women to begin strength training early
BBC presenter says she was forced to stop working, sought medical help and continues to grieve following her mother's April 2024 death
Artificial cartilage-like material senses inflammation and dispenses medication directly in joints in laboratory tests
Customers report a concentrated gel cleaner from Active removed long-standing mold stains on grout, caulking and appliance seals; reviewers caution about strong odor and recommend ventilation and protective gear.
Researchers say underdiagnosis and suboptimal control leave many at risk of preventable complications despite high treatment uptake among those diagnosed
Research in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology shows underdiagnosis is highest among young adults and in central sub‑Saharan Africa; treatment often fails to achieve good blood sugar control.
Team says a single drug that activates GLP‑1, GIP, glucagon and PYY receptors achieved greater effect with fewer gastrointestinal side effects in laboratory studies, but human trials have not begun
eGenesis and Mass General Brigham to enroll 30 dialysis patients 50 and older in trial aimed at easing severe U.S. organ shortage
An opinion piece contends the agency needs limits even as critics raise alarms over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s scientific claims and recent personnel moves.