Eating Disorder Cases Surge Among Young Women, Study Finds Published: May 5, 2025, 2:09 PM A recent survey by a commercial health insurer indicates a notable rise in eating disorder cases nationwide since 2019, with young women disproportionately affected. The findings highlight a nearly 50% increase in cases of anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating among … Read more
Are you concerned about the potential risks associated with medical imaging? A recent study highlights a crucial issue: the possible link between the overuse of CT scans and an increased risk of cancer. This article explores the latest findings, emphasizing the importance of judicious use and offering insights into minimizing radiation exposure, helping you make … Read more
Patients’ weight and whether or not they had diabetes were significant influences in their perceptions of food, according to data published in Appetite.1 With factors that particularly influenced patients’ perception of healthiness, satiating capacity, and successful weight management, researchers suggested a need for more personalized guidelines that focus on weight and comorbidities like diabetes. “Food choice … Read more
Brown University reveals relationship between teen circadian rhythms, weight, and eating patterns Food Ingredients First Eating Rhythms Delayed in Teens With Overweight or Obesity Medscape Body’s internal clock could play a role in teens’ late eating habits, researchers say MSN When you eat matters as much as what you eat Earth.com How the Body’s Clock Influences Eating and Weight … Read more
Whether or not you attempted dry January by not drinking alcohol for the month, focusing on your liver could help safeguard your well-being. The liver is a vital organ that supports metabolism, immunity, digestion, detoxification and vitamin storage, among other functions. People are at a higher risk of developing fatty liver disease when they have … Read more
Cellulite, characterized by skin dimpling on the thighs, bottom and stomach, occurs in around 80% to 90% of women, often regardless of body weight. For some, it can be a significant aesthetic concern. Previous research shows that cellulite is caused by diminished microcirculation, weakened connective tissues and enlarged fat cells, whereby all these disturbances are … Read more