Weight-loss drugs can be critical for people who need them,but the Oscars surely prompt us to ask:Do we all want to be thin?
Unless you are an allied health care professional,or you’re seeing a professional in a health care setting,consider not talking about your weight with others.
While there is a link between cortisol and exercise,including HIIT,experts say there’s more to the story.
Experts explain what diets can (and can’t) do for our health.
Here’s a 2024 goal for our health agencies:figure out how to deal with this booming market before the standards Australians expect are fatally compromised.
Australian consumers are pursuing back-door methods to get their hands on the weight-loss medications,sparking warnings from the TGA about safety risks.
If improving your health is the goal for 2024,new research can help guide your journey.
We must do better at defining who is clinically fat and then deciding if they are eligible for drugs like Ozempic.
Imagine a world in the near future where safe,effective weight loss drugs are widespread and larger bodies have become unusual. Is this a vision to be cheered or feared?
The growing range of semaglutide drugs,which include Ozempic,has attracted a flood of interest around the world. What are they and who should actually be taking them?
Muscle-mass preservation is becoming a hot new area in obesity medicine.