Browsing: Digestive System

Rice left out overnight, raw chicken washed in the sink, shared hotpot chopsticks: eight familiar kitchen habits may put dinner at risk.

Weight-loss drugs are facing a bowel cancer question, but the findings are far from settled. We unpack the GLP-1 research, the distinction between polyps and cancer, and what patients should discuss with their doctor.

Protein has gone from being just another nutrient to becoming the main ingredient on our plates. While it deserves its reputation, the reality is more nuanced than the trend suggests.

More young adults are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, both in Asia and globally. Doctors say recognising the symptoms early and attending screening when eligible could make all the difference.

For those struggling with obesity, gastric sleeve surgery offers a safe and effective path to better health. Learn how this stomach-shrinking procedure helps patients lose weight and keep it off.

Constipation is not always just about your diet. Emerging research reveals a surprising connection between bowel health and depression through serotonin and the gut-brain axis.

Do you often feel cold and fatigued, or struggle with unwanted weight gain? These are signs of a slowing, sluggish metabolism – and it might be caused by your lifestyle choices.

New research shows probiotics may reduce stress, anxiety, and fatigue in just a few weeks, offering subtle mood improvements through the gut–brain connection.

If lactose intolerance has you avoiding your favorite dairy treats, lactase supplements could be a game-changer. Learn how these enzymes help you digest lactose and enjoy foods like ice cream and milk tea without the discomfort.

Pregnant women getting less than seven hours of sleep may risk their baby’s brain development, study suggests. Merck’s drug, tulisokibart, shows promise for ulcerative colitis, achieving remission in 26% of patients.