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• When AI Plays Doctor: The Deadly Risks of Tapering Seizure Medication Online

  A landmark wrongful death lawsuit highlights the dangers of using ChatGPT for medical decisions. Discover why altering epilepsy drugs without a doctor is fatal.

• What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Exercising?

  Stopping exercise can affect heart health, aerobic fitness and muscle strength within weeks, while muscle memory may help the body regain lost fitness during recovery.

• Lipfendra: First Oral PCSK9 Drug Approved by FDA

  The US FDA approved Lipfendra, the first oral PCSK9 inhibitor to lower LDL cholesterol in adults with high cholesterol, including inherited conditions.

• Can Prayer Improve Mental Health? What Science Says

  Explore how prayer and faith may support mental health, inner peace, and emotional wellbeing, and what science reveals about their effects on stress.

• West Virginia Salmonella Outbreak Hits 41 Cases: Symptoms, Risks (and) Source

  West Virginia health officials issue an alert following 41 reported Salmonella cases. Learn key symptoms, high-risk groups, and essential food safety steps.

• Halloween Anxiety in Kids: Why Spooky Celebrations Can Trigger Fear?

  Trick or Treat, Happy Halloween! Ghosts, witches, vampire, goblins, and haunted houses may add to the spooky excitement, but for many children, they can trigger anxiety and fear.

• 4 Health Tests That May Reveal More Than Your Sleep Score

  Discover four health markers linked to longevity: VO2 max, muscle strength, visceral fat and blood biomarkers, and how they reveal risks that wearable scores may overlook.

• Menstrual Migraine: Why Periods Trigger Severe Headaches?

  Why do migraines worsen around periods? Explore the role of estrogen changes, common symptoms and treatment options for menstrual migraine.

• NIMHANS Study Links Poor Nutrition to Venous Stroke Risk

  The NIMHANS study of 104 patients links poor protein and folate intake, high homocysteine, and alcohol use with cerebral venous thrombosis in southern India.

• 6 Unapproved Peptides: Kennedy Eases US Compounding Rules

  The US HHS has introduced an interim policy allowing pharmacies and physicians to compound six unapproved peptides under specific safety conditions.

• SIDS Deaths Rise in Ireland: Safe Sleep Steps Every Parent Should Know

  Ireland's SIDS rate rose more than double between 2019 and 2023. Learn what the latest report reveals and how parents can reduce sleep-related risks for babies.

• AI Medical Advice Costs 3 Times More, New Study Finds

  AI medical recommendations cost (Dollar) 314 per visit versus (Dollar) 97 for doctors' plans, a NEJM AI study finds. Extra tests and referrals drove the gap.

• New Anti-Aging Cream Targets Aging Cells to Rejuvenate Skin

  RLS-1496 targets GPX4 to help combat aging, but its anti-aging benefits remain unproven.

• Staying Close to Polluting Industries May Increase Rare Brain Disease Risk

  Can industrial water pollution raise the risk of progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP)? Staying close to polluting factories may threaten your brain health.

• Why You Keep Rewriting and Rereading Every Text Message

  Do you rewrite simple texts, worry about read receipts or overthink short replies? Explore texting anxiety, what research says and how to manage it.

• Trick-or-Treat, Not Wheeze: Halloween Asthma Triggers to Avoid

  Halloween fog, dusty costumes, fall pollen and cold air may trigger asthma symptoms. Learn how to reduce exposure and enjoy Halloween safely.

• HIIT May Improve Heart Fitness and Cellular Health With Age

  HIIT may improve VO2 max in middle-aged and older women, a review of 19 trials finds. Research also links interval exercise to muscle-cell adaptations during aging.

• Retatrutide for Sleep Apnea: Fewer Breathing Events in Phase 3

  Two Phase 3 trials found that retatrutide reduced sleep apnea breathing events in adults with and without type 2 diabetes.

• Scientists Develop USB-Sized Electronic Implant to Lower Blood Sugar

  Scientists have developed a USB-sized electronic implant that lowered blood sugar and body weight in diabetic mice by converting glucose into gluconate using electricity.

• Retatrutide Leads Ozempic in Weight Loss in New Diabetes Trial

  Lilly reports that retatrutide achieved greater weight loss and blood sugar reduction than Ozempic 2 mg in an 80-week type 2 diabetes trial.

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