The WHO's first global guidelines on child and adolescent obesity rule out drugs, surgery and devices for children under 10 and allow medicines for adolescents only after a supervised lifestyle programme fails. The release does not name the drugs or
As life expectancy rises across major economies, a quieter biological transformation is redefining what it means to age well. Nutrition is no longer a static equation of calories in and calories out.
In an age where nutrition science is increasingly shaped by extremes, yogurt occupies an unusual position of stability. It is neither a trend-driven superfood nor a medically prescribed intervention. Yet its daily
In a nutritional landscape saturated with high-protein branding and algorithm-driven diet advice, a quieter and more consequential problem is taking shape: a persistent gap between perceived adequacy and actual protein intake. Health
A leading gastroenterology perspective is reshaping how irritable bowel syndrome is understood in public discourse, directly challenging the wave of simplified remedies circulating across social platforms and wellness ecosystems. The condition, long
The idea that eating clean could quietly be killing you sounds like a dystopian punchline. Yet that is precisely the narrative ricocheting across headlines after a controversial study from the University of
Mariah Carey’s widely cited 70-pound weight loss has circulated for years as a polished story of discipline and transformation. But a closer reading of the timeline, supported by medical context and Carey’s
A quiet but deeply consequential shift is underway in modern diets—and it is now showing up not just on bathroom scales, but inside the body itself. A new wave of medical evidence
Sudan’s war has entered a grim new phase. Nearly three years into the conflict, hunger is no longer a looming threat but a daily reality for millions trapped in a collapsing state.
A plant-based diet has long been marketed as a near-miracle for long-term health. Now, a growing body of research suggests it may indeed protect the brain—but only under strict conditions. The distinction
The numbers, stark and unrelenting, describe a crisis that has moved beyond displacement into something more corrosive: the slow dismantling of survival itself. Across a belt of countries stretching from Sudan’s western
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