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A promising weight-loss medication helped trial participants lose an average of 25% of their weight at the highest dose. But some needed doses reduced, raising a question: when should further weight loss stop being the goal?
Not all lung conditions get the same attention. From asthma and COPD to lesser-known disorders, here are nine conditions that can affect your breathing, and the symptoms worth discussing with your doctor.
Big boobs, bad headaches? Researchers found migraine-like symptoms in most women assessed before breast reduction, raising questions about headaches often blamed on tension.
Joanna Wietrzyk’s reported bowel accident at HYROX Beijing has put runner’s diarrhoea in the spotlight. Why does it happen, and when should an athlete stop?
GLP-1 drugs may do more than suppress appetite. Early trials suggest semaglutide can reduce alcohol cravings and heavy drinking, although it remains an unproven addiction treatment.
Dental anxiety can prevent people from seeking essential care. Dr Leroy Kiang explains its common causes, the health risks of delaying treatment and practical ways to feel calmer and more in control at the dentist.
Major World Cup 2026 football injuries highlight how fatigue, non-contact ACL tears, and tropical heat threaten both elite players and weekend warriors.
Fatigue, breathlessness and indigestion-like discomfort may be early heart attack warning signs. A cardiologist explains the symptoms people often overlook — and why early action matters.
You still care, but suddenly it feels harder to feel. Compassion fatigue can leave even the most empathetic people emotionally drained. Here is how to recognise it and recover.
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