MYSTERIOUS: 24 | Mind Blowing Facts

How weight-loss jabs are changing the way we spend money

Around 2.5 million people are currently estimated to be on weight-loss medications in the UK

The Independent UK · Jan 25

Almost a quarter of UK GPs are seeing obese children aged four and under

Exclusive: Almost half of GPs have seen children up to the age of seven who have obesity, research finds

The Guardian - UK · Jan 25

Groundbreaking comparative study reveals best treatment for diabetes

Findings point to a paradigm shift in diabetes care, scientists say

The Independent UK · Jan 23

The $11 Insulin Launch: How to Bypass Your Insurance Deductible with California’s New “CalRx” Program

For years, the “January Deductible Reset” has been a period of panic for the 3.5 million Californians living with diabetes. On January 1st, even with...

Saving Advice · Jan 20

Don’t rely on BMI alone when diagnosing eating disorders in children, says NHS England

Guidance for GPs and nurses says other factors should be taken into account, such as changes in behaviour

The Guardian - UK · Jan 20

The Ozempic effect: How weight loss drugs are changing the menu at your favorite restaurant

Twelve percent of Americans reportedly take a GLP-1, according to a recent poll

The Independent UK · Jan 19

Why nutrition experts are wary of Trump’s new protein guidelines

The guidance — including a new food pyramid — emphasizes red meat, whole milk and other animal sources of protein, while downplaying plant-based offerings

The Independent UK · Jan 19

My week avoiding ultra-processed foods: ‘Why is it this hard?’

Ultra-processed foods have been linked to various health issues, but are a ubiquitous part of the modern western diet. Can Emma Joyce avoid them for a whole week?

The Guardian - AU · Jan 18

Weight loss jabs are ‘opportunity’ for Leon, boss says

Leon co-founder believes the chain is struggling because it has drifted from its original mission of providing good quality fast-food

The Independent UK · Jan 17

Rare genetic form of diabetes detected in newborn babies for first time

Research shows mutation of the TMEM167A gene is responsible for the rare form of neonatal diabetes

The Independent UK · Jan 16