Older Americans Are About to Lose a Lot of Weight
People over 65 make up a sizable portion of Americans on GLP-1 drugs. That might be trouble.
People over 65 make up a sizable portion of Americans on GLP-1 drugs. That might be trouble.
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One type of flu virus has gone missing for so long, it doesn’t make sense to vaccinate against it.
Except in rare cases, treatment shouldn’t last forever.
Existing weight-loss drugs can cause muscle loss, but the next generation could allow patients to gain muscle instead.
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Choosing a workout regimen has become a workout in and of itself.
Everyone hits a weight-loss plateau, but the race is on for next-generation drugs that can help patients lose even more weight.
And calling some pet owners the “parents” of their dogs or cats might be the best shorthand for these relationships.
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A label once intended for meat replacements is now used for shampoo, booze, and nearly every other product imaginable.
A new, deadly canine disease could have the U.S. scrambling to respond.
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