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Even Single Jog Reduces Diabetes Risk, Benefits Notable By Next Day: Says Study

The study reveals that even a single bout of exercise could help reduce type 2 diabetes risk factors, with benefits notable by the next day.

Medical Daily

Fine businesses not following anti-obesity rules on healthy food, peers say

The proposals came from the Lords’ Food, Diet and Obesity Committee.

Evening Standard

Is Eli Lilly Still a Top Healthcare Stock After Its Blockbuster Drug Approval?

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) is on an impressive run after winning Food and Drug Administration approval for a new eczema drug called Ebglyss. As the company expands its reach in the diabetes, obesity, and eczema markets, is it a must-have in your healthcare portfolio? Read on to…

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Reducing child, teen obesity can save $7b health costs

Reducing the rate of overweight and obesity in Australian kids and teenagers by five per cent could save them more than $7 billion in lifelong health costs.

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Labour push SNP to give Scots weight-loss jabs on NHS

LABOUR are urging the SNP to mimic their plans to tackle obesity with weight-loss jabs.

The National (Scotland)

Scientists warn of food that may be particularly harmful for people with diabetes

Diet sodas, processed cookies and cereals strongly linked to higher blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes

The Independent UK

Wes Streeting says weight-loss jabs for unemployed not 'dystopian'

THE UK’s Health Secretary has denied his plans to give weight-loss jabs to unemployed people would result in a “dystopian future”.

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Wes Streeting denies ‘dystopian future’ over weight-loss jabs for unemployed

UK health secretary says people will not be ‘involuntarily jabbed’ but that medications could be ‘gamechanging’

The Guardian - UK

Experts weigh in on Labour plan to offer weight loss jabs to unemployed

LABOUR plans to give obese and unemployed people weight-loss jabs as part of a drive to get them back into work and reduce pressure on the NHS…

The National (Scotland)

No, PCOS doesn't 'go away' after menopause - plus the other myths you need to know about

PCOS and menopause are rarely discussed, yet it could affect 1 in 10 women in the UK. Here, Health Writer Sarah Finley reveals what you need to know

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Weight loss jabs not ‘quick fix’ for UK worklessness, health experts warn

Scientists say using the drugs to get people back into work could carry logistical and ethical problems

The Guardian - UK

Weight-loss drugs could be key reason why US obesity rates falling, experts say

Medications like Ozempic ‘transformed’ diabetes care because they improved health outcomes, say experts

The Guardian - US

Weight loss drug Ozempic and type 2 diabetes jabs could be used to tackle binge drinking

Doctors and NHS England’s chief warned this week demand for weight-loss jabs could overwhelm the health services

The Independent UK

Weight-loss drugs not the ‘holy grail’ for obesity crisis, says NHS England director

‘We cannot treat our way out of this’, says Stephen Powis, as doctors warn demand could overwhelm health service

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Weight-loss drug firm accused of prioritising profits after halting insulin pen production

Novo Nordisk’s decision will force people in developing countries to use outdated glass vials and syringes, warn campaigners

The Independent UK

Doctors’ warning over weight-loss jabs on NHS

Health secretary Wes Streeting has said weight-loss jabs like Wegovy could be given to those who are unemployed

The National (Scotland)

Unemployed to be given weight-loss jags as part of UK plan to 'get them back to work'

THE Health Secretary has said unemployed people will be given weight-loss injections as part of a UK Government drive to “get them back to…

Evening Standard

OPINION - The idea of using weight-loss drugs to get people back into work fills me with deep unease

There was a moment a couple of years ago, as weight-loss injections first erupted into popular consciousness, when it looked as though they couldn’t possibly endure. All right-thinking people were, it seemed, reflexively horrified by the suddenly rampant use and abuse of Ozempic and its compatriots by Hollywood elites. Disturbing…

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The Independent UK

Unemployed to be given weight-loss jab to help them back into work

The new trial aims to gather evidence of the effects of the drug tirzepatide – sold by pharmaceutical company Lily under brand name Mounjaro

The Independent UK

Expect employers to get more picky about who you see for care

A nonprofit finds in a recent survey that large employers expect the cost to treat patients will jump nearly 8% next year

Medical Daily

Your Child's Bedtime Affects Their Gut Health: Here's How Early Sleep Benefits Them

The findings indicate that an early bedtime, particularly before 9:30 p.m., is a valuable habit to cultivate, as children who went to bed earlier had a higher abundance of beneficial gut bacteria and a lower presence of various harmful gut microbes.

Dynamite News

New ways to prevent, treat type 2 diabetes

Pancreatic cells, like human cells, have a limit to how much stress they can handle before they start to break down. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Kathy Bates clarifies Ozempic use after weight loss transformation

Bates recently revealed she lost 100 pounds over the last seven years

International Business Times

Longer Lives, Sicker Bodies: Baby Boomers And Gen X Face Growing Health Challenges

Researchers found significant differences in health outcomes across generations, pointing to a concerning trend known as the "generational health drift."

Marie Claire

Kourtney Kardashian just launched an Ozempic style supplement - but experts are warning against taking it

If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.

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