Overweight
5 signs that your weight gain is linked to a thyroid problem
Gradual weight gain, fatigue, and hair loss may indicate hypothyroidism — a common condition that is easy to diagnose and can be balanced with appropriate treatment.
Four daily habits that cause the body to store more dangerous fat
Children with obesity can be metabolically healthy when liver fat remains low, study shows
What other health conditions are weight-loss drugs being used and tested for?
Stressed? Bloated? The two may just be connected
Most of us sometimes suffer from stomach pains, bloating and heartburn, and the reason for this is often unrelated to the food we eat; it's our mood.
Ozempic, Wegovy and Saxenda: How do these weight loss drugs really work?
As a new weight loss drug prepares to enter the market, find out how the existing ones work, and what the difference is between all of them.
South Korea uses AI to measure North Korean leader's weight, lawmaker says
The lawmaker said Kim was believed to be suffering from a "severe" sleeping disorder, citing an intelligence report.
Weight loss injections can do this scary thing to your face
The drug Ozempic, originally intended to treat diabetes and became a weight loss drug, can do something horrible to your face as a side effect.
What harms health more - sugar or fat? The answer will surprise you
Too many carbohydrates or too many fats? The controversy has been studied by many in the past.
Weight loss drugs: Everyone wants them, but are they even safe?
Experts have been warning for a long time that weight loss injections aren't for everyone, but a recent study found a disturbing side effect: Increased risk of thyroid cancer.
Can't lose weight? Blame unrealistic expectations - study
"The expectation of weight loss from being overweight to a normal weight with the help of a diet is almost never realistic,” asserts Dr. Irit Hochberg
This is what happens to the body when you eat the same thing every day
Among us, who has the strength to cook so much? It's much easier to just settle for cheese toast, an omelet or cereal. But eating the same thing every day is really bad for your health.
Losing weight later in life could raise risk of early death - study
Those who lost weight over the age of 65 were a third more likely to die within an average of four years.
Want to lose weight, but nothing is working? There's a simple reason why
Following a weight-loss diet just isn't enough if you want to stay in shape and feel healthy, a new study has shown.
